Plant with increased silicon uptake

ABSTRACT

The invention relates to nucleic acid sequences defining a genomic region conferring high silicon (Si) accumulation as discovered in the soybean ( Glycine max ) cultivar  Hikmok sorip.  Plants having this region, named HiSil, introduced in its nucleic acid exhibit increased Si uptake. Furthermore, markers associated with high Si accumulation and 5 methods of identifying high Si accumulating plants using the markers are provided. The method provided by the invention can be used to develop new plants with high Si accumulation capacity, through breeding, genetic modification or any other forms of plant propagation.

FIELD OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to chromosomal intervals, marker loci, and genes that are associated with and/or confer high silicon accumulation in soybean. More specifically, the present invention relates to silicon accumulation and its benefits achieved in plants in which these chromosomal intervals, loci, and genes are introduced (by breeding, grafting or genetic engineering), thus achieving high silicon uptake. The present invention also relates to markers that may be used identify and/or select plants containing these chromosomal intervals, loci, and genes for silicon accumulation and its applications.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Silicon (Si) is one of the most abundant elements on the earth's surface and it comprises 50-70% of soil mass (Epstein, 1994). Si absorption in plants plays an important role in alleviating both biotic and abiotic stress tolerance. Many studies have reported Si as beneficial element and its accumulation has been corroborated with enhanced plant vigor and growth. More particularly, Si fertilization has been found to be effective against powdery mildew diseases in several crop plants including wheat, barley, rose, cucumber, muskmelon, zucchini squash, grape, and dandelion (Bowen et al., 1992; Menzies et al., 1992; Fawe et al., 2001; Belanger et al., 2003; Rodrigues et al., 2003). Si was also found to be beneficial to manage other diseases such as blast (Pyricularia grisea) and brown spot (Bipolaris oryzae) on rice, and soybean rust and Phytophthora stem and root rot on soybean (Rodrigues et al., 2003, Arsenault-Labrecque et al., 2012, Guerin et al, 2014). Si plays similar roles to alleviate abiotic stresses like salinity, heavy metals, drought tolerance and stress of extreme temperature regimes (Tuna et al., 2008, Gu et al., 2011, Chen et al., 2011, XiaoYu et al., 2013). A recent review by Epstein (2009) concluded that the beneficial role of Si is very prominent under stress whereas under normal growth conditions its role is often minimal or even nonexistent. Therefore, Si is not considered a primary essential nutrient, but rather a ‘quasi-essential’ element providing protection under stress.

Si gets absorbed in plants by the root system in the form of silicic acid and is eventually deposited as polymerized Si in its shoots and leaves (Sangster et al., 2001). Si absorption and accumulation in leaf is not uniform across plant species. In general, monocots such as rice, sugarcane and most cereals absorb large quantities of Si (up to 10% dry weight) and derive positive benefits from Si feeding (Ma and Yamaji, 2006). On the other hand, many dicots appear to be impervious to the element and gain minimal benefits from Si supplements (Hodson et al., 2005). This difference in Si accumulation has been attributed to the ability of the roots to take up Si, This would explain why experiments with Si feeding and reported benefits have yielded irregular results depending on whether the plant tested was a high or low accumulator. Therefore application of Si as a fertilizer has limitations related to whether the plant species is capable of uptake, or not.

In monocots like rice, Si influx in roots has been found to be controlled by an aquaporin termed Lsi1 (Ma et al, 2006). Later on, the molecular mechanisms involved in Si uptake were better defined with the finding of another gene, Lsi2, encoding for the efflux transport of Si (Ma et al., 2007). Both genes Lsi1 and Lsi2 were discovered using mutant resources and no natural variant has been reported yet. Si uptake and accumulation mechanisms in plants have been further validated in other monocot species such as sorghum and maize (Mitani et al., 2009). However, as with rice, natural variation appears to be lacking in sorghum and maize.

Si accumulation in dicots is less understood compared to monocots. Efforts have been made to demonstrate that Si uptake capability of dicots can be improved through transgenic approaches. Arabidopsis, a species that does not carry Lsi1 transporters, when transformed with Lsi1 genes from wheat and rice showed a 4-5 fold increase in Si accumulation (Montpetit et at., 2012). A similar approach was attempted in soybean, whereby soybean plants transformed with Lsi1 from wheat or horsetail were tested for improved Si accumulation (Guérin, 2014). However, transformed plants absorbed similar amounts as controls, a result explained by the recently identified genes GmNIP2-1 and GmNIP2-2 facilitating Si influx in soybean (Deshmukh et al., 2013). This leads to the conclusion that soybean already carries a functional Si influx transporter (Lsi1) and introgression of additional transporters (natural or transgenic) will not increase Si uptake. As a matter of fact, DNA sequences and expression of both Lsi1 genes in soybean have been found to be similar across different genotypes, thereby suggesting a lack of natural variation for Si influx transporter genes. Therefore, the possibility to breed novel varieties using these Si influx transporters is improbable.

However, there is evidence that some soybean genotypes absorb more Si than others and can thus better resist stresses such as the ones imposed by diseases under Si fertilization (Arsenault-Labrecque et al., 2012: Guérin et al., 2014). At this point, the mechanisms or genes that could confer such a property are unknown. Accordingly, identification of natural soybean variants for Si uptake capability and the mechanisms/genes responsible for the variation could definitely represent a valuable resource for soybean improvement.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

Compositions and methods for identifying, selecting and/or producing soybean plants with increased silicon accumulation and/or uptake are provided. As described herein, a marker associated with the HiSil trait may comprise, consist essentially of, or consist of: a single allele or a combination of alleles at one or more genetic loci (e.g. see Tables 15-21).

In a first aspect of the invention, there is provided a plant having introduced into its genome a nucleic acid sequence encoding a HiSil protein wherein introduction into its genome confers increased Si accumulation in the plant as compared to a control plant (i.e. LoSil plant) not comprising the nucleic acid sequence encoding a HiSil protein.

In a further aspect of the invention, there is provided a plant (e.g. elite Glycine max) which comprises in its genome a chromosomal interval comprising a H1 haplotype associated with Si accumulation.

In a further aspect of the invention, there is provided a plant which comprises in its genome a chromosomal interval associated with Si accumulation corresponding to a genomic region or portion thereof from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 at about 92.6 cM to about 132 cM distance as indicated on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip (PI372415A).

In a further aspect of the invention, there is provided a plant which comprises in its genome a chromosomal interval associated with Si accumulation corresponding to a genomic region or portion thereof from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 corresponding to physical positions 31.15 M base-pairs to 36.72 M base-pairs. Particularly, the numbering of base pairs corresponds to the Willaims82 genomic map (i.e. Soybean genome assembly from JGI release 8. Based on the original Glyma v1.(January 2012), Herein, “Williams82 map”).

In a further aspect of the invention, there is provided a plant having introduced into its genome a chromosomal interval associated with Si accumulation of a H1 haplotype soybean plant. Particularly, a H1 haplotype derived from Hikmok sorip and wherein the plant is an elite Glycine max plant and in another embodiment wherein the chromosome interval comprises at least one molecular marker as displayed in Tables 15-21.

In a further aspect of the invention, there is provided a plant having introduced into its genome a chromosomal interval associated with Si accumulation corresponding to a genomic region or portion thereof from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 at about 92.6 cM to about 132 cM distance as indicated on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip (P1372415A). Another embodiment the chromosomal interval comprises at least one molecular marker as displayed in Tables 15-21.

In a further aspect of the invention, there is provided a plant having introduced into its genome a chromosomal interval associated with Si accumulation corresponding to a genomic region or portion thereof from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 from physical positions 31.15M base-pairs to 36.72 M base-pairs corresponding to the Williams82 map.

In a further aspect, there is provided a plant which comprises in its genome a chromosomal interval associated with Si accumulation corresponding to a genomic region or portion thereof from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 at about 92.6 cM to about 132 cM distance or from physical positions 33.15M base-pairs to 36.72M base-pairs as indicated on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip (P1372415A).

In a further aspect, there is provided a plant having introduced into its genome a chromosomal interval associated with Si accumulation corresponding to a genomic region or portion thereof from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 at about 92.6 cM to about 132 cM distance or from physical positions 33.15M base-pairs to 36.72M base-pairs as indicated on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip (PI372415A).

In a further aspect, there is provided a plant wherein said plant comprises a HiSil trait. Further is provided a plant comprising a HiSil trait derived from Hikmok sorip or a progeny thereof.

In a further aspect, there is provided a plant comprising a HiSil allele which confers increased Si uptake, and wherein the HiSil allele comprises at least one single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) selected from the group consisting of A(33673022), G(33673483), C(33681630), T(33682500), G(33683047), and C(33683049) as indicated on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip (P1372415A).

In accordance with a particular aspect of the invention, there is provided a plant as defined herein, wherein the presence/introduction of the nucleic acid confers increased resistance to at least one pathogen from the group consisting of: nematode, rust, smut, Golovinomyces cichoracearum, Eiysiphe cichoracearum, Blumeria graminis, Podosphaera xanthil, Sphaerotheca fuliginea, Pythium ultimum, Uncinula necator, Mycosphaerella pinodes, Magnaporthe grisea, Bipolans oryzae, Magnaporthe grisea, Rhizoctonia solani, Phytophthora sojae. Schizaphis graminum, Bemisia tabaci, Rhopalosiphum maidis, Deroceras reticuiaturn, Diatraea saccharalis, Schizaphis graminum and Myzus persicae; or a combination thereof.

In accordance with a particular aspect of the invention, there is provided a plant having increased resistance to a stress selected from the group consisting of: diseases (such as powdery mildew, Pythium ultimum, Phytophthora root rot, leaf spot, blast, brown spot, root-knot nematode, soybean cyst nematode, soybean vein necrosis virus, soybean stem canker, soybean sudden death syndrome, leaf and neck blast, rust, frogeye leaf spot, brown stem rot, Fusarium, or sheath blight); insect pests (such as whitefly, aphid, grey field slug, sugarcane borer, green bug, or aphid); abiotic stress (such as drought tolerance, flooding, high level of salinity, heavy metal, aluminum, manganese, cadmium, zinc, UV-B, boron, iron deficiency chlorosis or cold tolerance (i.e. extreme temperatures)).

In a further aspect, there is also provided the plant as defined herein having improved agronomical traits such as seedling vigor, yield potential, phosphate uptake, plant growth, seedling growth, phosphorus uptake, lodging, reproductive growth, or grain quality.

In accordance with a further aspect, there is provided a disease-resistant plant, comprising an introgression from a Hikmok sorip accession P1372415A or progeny thereof, wherein the introgression comprises a Si uptake conferring QTL linked to at least one marker located on the chromosome equivalent to linkage group J (Chromosome 16), and wherein said marker is located within a chromosome interval corresponding to about 95 cM to about 102 cM distance or from physical positions 33104446 bp to 35762786 bp, or a portion thereof, on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip (P1372415A). In another embodiment said introgression is from any one of: PI209332, PI404166, PI437655, PI89772, PI372415A, PI90763, or a progeny thereof.

In accordance with a further aspect, there is provided a plant that can uptake and accumulate Si into its leaf or stem tissue at an increased rate as compared to a LoSil or control plant grown under hydroponic conditions.

In accordance with a further aspect, there is provided a plant comprising a HiSil allele which confers increased Si uptake, and wherein the HiSil allele comprises at least one single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) selected from the group consisting of: G(33672717), A(33673022), G(33673483), C(33681630), T(33681946), T(33681961), T(33682500), G (33683047), and C (33683049) corresponding to a chromosomal interval from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 at about 95 cM to about 102 cM distance or from physical positions 33104446 base-pairs to 3576286 base-pairs as indicated on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip (P1372415A).

In a further aspect, there is provided a plant cell, plant seed or plant part derived from the HiSil Glycine max plant. There is also provided a progeny plant derived from the HiSil Glycine max plant.

Particularly, with reference to the plants as defined herein, the plant is a crop plant. More particularly, the crop plant is a soybean or Glycine max plant. Most particularly, the Glycine max plant is an elite Glycine max plant.

In a further aspect, there is provided a method for producing a Glycine max plant having a HiSil trait, the method comprising the steps of: a) providing a first Glycine max plant line, or progeny thereof comprising an H1 haplotype; b) crossing the Glycine max plant provided in step a) with a second Glycine max plant; c) collecting the seeds resulting from the cross in step b); d) regenerating the seeds of c) into plants; e) providing one or more backcross generations by crossing the plants of step d) or selfed offspring thereof with Glycine max breeding material to provide backcross plants; f) selfing plants of step e) and growing the selfed seed into plants; g) evaluating the plants of step f) for high silicon uptake (i.e. HiSil trait); and h) identifying and selecting plants that are high accumulators of Si wherein the identifying is performed by genotyping the plant for a marker that associates with the HiSil trait (e.g. a marker within 20 cM, 10 cM, 5 cM or less from the a chromosomal interval corresponding to about 95 cM to about 102 cM distance or from physical positions 33104446 bp to 35762786 bp, or a portion thereof, on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip (P1372415A).

In accordance with a particular aspect of the invention, there is provided a method for producing a Glycine max plant having the HiSil trait, the method comprising the steps of: a) providing any one of the following Glycine max plant lines, or progeny thereof, selected from the group consisting of PI372415A, P1209332, P1404166, P1437655, P189772, P1372415A or P190763; b) crossing the Glycine max plant provided in step a) with a second Glycine max plant; c) collecting the seeds resulting from the cross in step b); regenerating the seeds of c) into plants; d) providing one or more backcross generations by crossing the plants of step c) or selfed offspring thereof with Glycine max breeding material to provide backcross plants; e) selfing plants of step d) and growing the selfed seed into plants; f) evaluating the plants of step e) for high silicon uptake (i.e. HiSII trait); and g) identifying and selecting plants that are high accumulators of Si wherein the identifying is performed by genotyping the plant for a marker that associates with the HiSil trait (e.g. a marker within 20 cM, 10 cM, 5 cM or less from the a chromosomal interval corresponding to about 95 cM to about 102 cM distance or from physical positions 33104446 bp to 35762786 bp, or a portion thereof, on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip (P1372415A).

In accordance with a particular aspect of the invention, there is provided a method for producing seeds that result in Glycine max plants having a HiSil trait, the method comprising the steps of: a) providing a first Glycine max plant line, or progeny thereof comprising an H1 haplotype; b) crossing the Glycine max plant provided in step a) with a second Glycine max plant; c) collecting the seeds resulting from the cross in step b); d) regenerating the seeds of c) into plants; e) providing one or more backcross generations by crossing the plants of step d) or selfed offspring thereof with Glycine max breeding material to provide backcross plants; f) selfing plants of step e) and growing the selfed seed into plants; and g) selecting and identifying seeds that result in Glycine max plants that are high accumulators of Si wherein the identifying is performed by genotyping the plant for a marker that associates with the HiSil trait (e.g, a marker within 20 cM, 10 cM, 5 cM or less from the a chromosomal interval corresponding to about 95 cM to about 102 cM distance or from physical positions 33104446 bp to 35762786 bp, or a portion thereof, on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip (P1372415A).

In accordance with a further aspect, the invention provides a method for producing seeds that result in Glycine max plants having the HiSil trait, the method comprising the steps of: providing any one of the following Glycine max plant lines, or progeny thereof, selected from the group consisting of PI372415A, PI209332, PI404166, PI437655, PI89772, PI372415A or PI90763; crossing the Glycine max plant provided in step a) with a second Glycine max plant; collecting the seeds resulting from the cross in step b); regenerating the seeds of c) into plants; providing one or more backcross generations by crossing the plants of step d) or selfed offspring thereof with Glycine max breeding material to provide backcross plants; selfing plants of step e) and growing the selfed seed into plants; and selecting and identifying seeds that result in Glycine max plants that are high accumulators of Si wherein the identifying is performed by genotyping the plant for a marker that associates with the HiSil trait (e.g. a marker within 20 cM, 10 cM, 5 cM or less from the a chromosomal interval corresponding to about 95 cM to about 102 cM distance or from physical positions 33104446 bp to 35762786 bp, or a portion thereof, on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip (PI372415A).

In accordance with a particular aspect of the invention, there is provided a method of producing a soybean plant having increased Si uptake, the method comprising the steps of: a) crossing a first Glycine max plant having high Si uptake with a second Glycine max plant having low Si uptake, wherein said first Glycine max plant comprises in its genome a chromosomal interval comprising a H1 haplotype; and b) producing a progeny plant from the plant cross of a), wherein said progeny plant comprises in it genome a chromosomal interval comprising a H1 haplotype; thereby producing a soybean plant having increased Si uptake.

In accordance with a particular aspect of the invention, there is provided a method of controlling any one of the following diseases in a crop: Asian soybean rust, soy cyst nematode, nematode, rust, smut, Golovinomyces cichoracearum, Erysiphe cichoracearum, Blumeria graminis, Podosphaera xanthii, Sphaerotheca fuliginea, Pythium ultimum, Uncinula necator, Mycosphaerella pinodes, Magnaporthe grisea, Bipolaris oryzae, Magnaporthe grisea, Rhizoctonia solani, Phytophthora sojae, Schizaphis graminum, Bemisia tabaci, Rhopalosiphum maidis, Deroceras reticulatum, Diatraea saccharalis, Schizaphis graminum and Myzus persicae, the method comprising the steps of: a) planting in a field a soybean HiSil plant as described herein; and b) ensuring that said plant is provided with a supply of Si at a concentration of at least about 0.8 mM,

In accordance with a particular aspect of the invention, there is provided a method of reducing abiotic stress damage in a crop wherein the abiotic stress is caused by any one of the following: drought, flooding/excess water, high level of salinity, heavy metal, aluminum, manganese, cadmium, zinc, UV-B, boron, cold temperature, heat, or herbicide, the method comprising the steps of: a) planting in a field a soybean HiSil plant as described herein; and b) ensuring that said plant is provided with a supply of Si at a concentration of at least about 0.8 mM (e.g. hydroponic or field conditions).

In accordance with a particular aspect of the invention, there is provided a method of increasing yield in a crop, the method comprising the steps of: a) planting in a field a soybean HiSil plant as described herein; and b) ensuring that said plant is provided with a supply of Si at a concentration of at least about 0.8 mM.

In accordance with a particular aspect of the invention, there is provided a method of growing a crop, the method comprising the steps of: a) planting in a field a HiSil plant as described herein; and b) applying a compound to the field that comprises silicon: prior to planting, at planting, or after planting.

In accordance with a particular aspect of the invention, there is provided a method of growing a crop, the method comprising planting in a field a HiSil plant as described herein, wherein the soil of the field comprises silicon at the level of at least about 0.8 mM.

In accordance with a particular aspect of the invention, there is provided a method of identifying or selecting a first plant having increased Si uptake, the method comprising the steps of: a) isolating a nucleic acid from a first plant; b) detecting in the nucleic acid the presence of a molecular marker that associates with increased Si uptake and wherein the molecular marker is: associated with a Hi haplotype; or located within 20 cM, 10 cM, 5 cM, 1 cM or 0.5 cM of a chromosomal interval corresponding to a genomic region from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 at about 92.6 cM to about 132 cM distance; or located from physical positions 33.15M base-pairs to 36.72M base-pairs as indicated on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip (PI372415A); and c) identifying or selecting said soybean plant on the basis of the presence of the molecular marker of b); thereby identifying or selecting a first soybean plant having increased Si uptake.

In accordance with the HiSil plant as defined herein, the plant or first plant is a crop plant. More particularly, the crop plant is a soybean crop.

In accordance with a further aspect, there is provided a method of producing a soybean plant having increased Si uptake, the method comprising the steps of: crossing a first Glycine max plant having low Si uptake with a second Glycine max plant having high

Si uptake, wherein said second Glycine max plant comprises a chromosomal interval associated with Si accumulation corresponding to a genomic region from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 at about 95 cM to about 102 cM distance or from physical positions 33104446 base-pairs to 3576286 base-pairs as indicated on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip (PI372415A); and producing a progeny plant from the plant cross of a), wherein said progeny plant comprises the chromosomal interval associated with Si accumulation in a) or a portion thereof; thereby producing a soybean plant having increased Si uptake.

According to a further aspect, the invention provides a method of producing a Glycine max plant with high silicon uptake, the method comprising the steps of: a) isolating a nucleic acid from a Glycine max plant; b) genotyping the nucleic acid of a); c) identifying a plant as comprising at least one molecular marker associated with increased Si uptake wherein said molecular marker is located within 20 cM, 10 cM, ScM, 1 cM or 0.5 cM of a chromosomal interval corresponding to a genomic region from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 at about 95 cM to about 102 cM distance or from physical positions 33104446 base-pairs to 3576286 base-pairs, or portion thereof as indicated on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip (PI372415A); and d) producing a Glycine max progeny plant from the plant of c) identified as having said molecular marker associated with increased Si uptake.

In accordance with a further aspect, there is provided a method of producing a Glycine max plant having increased silicon uptake, said method comprising the steps of: a) introducing into a Glycine max plant's genome a HiSil chromosomal interval comprising nucleic acids comprising base pairs corresponding to positions: 1-2658341 of SEQ ID NO: 1; 565530-578331 of SEQ ID NO: 1; 565530-568778 of SEQ ID NO: 1; 567613-568778 of SEQ ID NO: 1; 575050-578331 of SEQ ID NO:1; or 577172-578331 of SEQ ID NO: 1; b) selecting for a Glycine max plant, plant germplasm or plant seed comprising the chromosomal interval of a) by isolating a nucleic acid from said plant and genotyping the nucleic acid for a molecular marker which associates with the presence of the chromosomal interval as well as the trait of increased Si uptake; and c) producing a Glycine max plant having increased silicon uptake.

According to a further embodiment, there is provided a method of producing a Glycine max plant with high silicon uptake, the method comprising the steps of: a) isolating a nucleic acid from a Glycine max plant; b) genotyping the nucleic acid of a); c) identifying a plant as comprising at least one molecular marker associated with the presence of a Si transporter gene (e.g. any molecular marker described in Tables 15-21) wherein the gene encodes a protein comprising any one of SEQ ID NO: 15 or SEQ ID NO: 17; and d) producing a Glycine max progeny plant from the plant of c) identified as having said molecular marker associated with increased Si uptake.

According to a further embodiment, there is provided a plant, plant part, or plant seed produced by the method as defined herein.

In accordance with a further aspect, the invention provides an agronomically elite Glycine max plant capable of accumulating Si in leaf tissue at a concentration of at least 1% Si concentration when plants are provided with a supply of Si at a concentration of about 0.8mM under hydrophonic conditions, wherein the Glycine max comprises a genomic region introduced into its genome corresponding to any one of SEQ ID NO: 14 or 16.

In accordance with a further aspect, the invention provides a plant of a soybean variety or lineage having high Si uptake, provided that said variety is not Hikmok

In accordance with a further aspect, the invention provides seeds produced by the HiSil plant as defined herein.

In accordance with a further aspect, the invention provides a plant having introduced into its genome a nucleic acid sequence encoding a protein having 60%, 70%, 80%, 90%, 95%, or 99% sequence identity to any one of SEQ ID NO: 15 or SEQ ID NO:

17.

According to a particular aspect, the plant is a soybean or Glycine max plant. More particularly, the Glycine max plant is an elite Glycine max plant, provided that the soybean plant is not Hikmok sorip (PI372415A).

In accordance with a further aspect of the invention, there is provided an isolated polynucleotide encoding a Si transporter selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 14 and 16 for use in transforming a plant not comprising a copy of said polynucleotide in its genome for improving Si uptake of the plant.

In accordance with a further aspect of the invention, there is provided a vector comprising the polynucleotide or an expression cassette as defined herein.

In accordance with a further aspect of the invention, there is provided a plant expression cassette comprising the polynucleotide as defined herein (e.g. polynucleotide encoding a protein comprising either SEQ ID NO: 15 or 17).

In accordance with a further aspect, the invention provides a plant expression cassette encoding a Si transporter selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 14 and 16.

In accordance with a further aspect of the invention, there is provided a transgenic plant comprising the plant expression cassette as defined herein.

In accordance with a further aspect of the invention, there is provided a transgenic seed comprising the plant expression cassette as defined herein.

According to a further aspect of the invention, there is provided a method of producing a plant having increased silicon uptake, said method comprising the steps of: a) introducing into a plant's genome a nucleic acid encoding a HiSil protein; b) selecting for a plant, plant germplasm or plant seed comprising the nucleic acid of a); and c) producing a plant having increased silicon uptake.

According to a further aspect of the invention, there is provided a method of producing a disease-resistant plant, the method comprising the step of: stably introducing into a plant genome the plant expression cassette as described herein, wherein said introduction of said plant expression cassette confers increased Si uptake in said plant; thereby producing a disease-resistant plant.

According to a further aspect of the invention, there is provided a method of producing a plant with increased yield, the method comprising the steps of: stably introducing into a plant genome the plant expression cassette as described herein, wherein said introduction of said plant expression cassette confers increased Si uptake in said plant; thereby producing a plant with increased yield.

According to a further aspect of the invention, there is provided an agronomically elite soybean seed which is the progeny of a transgenic female ancestor soybean plant having in its genome a recombinant DNA which expresses a Si transporter comprising an amino acid sequence with at last about 80%, 90%, 95%, 99% or 100% sequence identity to the amino acid sequence of any one of SEQ ID NOs: 15 or 17.

According to a further aspect of the invention, there is provided a method for producing a soybean plant with increased Si uptake, the steps comprising: introducing into a plant cell a recombinant DNA molecule comprising a polynucleotide encoding a polypeptide, wherein the nucleotide sequence of the polynucleotide is selected from the group consisting of: a) a nucleotide sequence set forth as SEQ ID NO: 14 or 16; b) a nucleotide sequence encoding a protein having the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 15 or 17; c) a nucleotide sequence with at least 90%, at least 91%, at least 92%, at least 93%, at least 94%, at least 95%, at least 96%, at least 97%, at least 98%, at least 99% identity to SEQ ID NO: 14, or 16; and d) a nucleotide sequence encoding a protein with at least 90%, at least 91%, at least 92%, at least 93%, at least 94%, at least 95%, at least 96%, at least 97%, at least 98%, at least 99% identity to SEQ ID NO: 15 and 17; and growing a plant from said plant cell.

In accordance with a further aspect of the invention, there is provided a plant, plant part or plant seed produced by the method herein defined.

According to a further aspect of the invention, there is provided a seed for, or a seed from, the plant as defined herein.

According to a further aspect of the invention, there is provided a cell of a seed as defined herein. Particularly, an elite Glycine max plant cell or seed comprising the HiSil trait.

According to a further aspect of the invention, there is provided a cell of a plant as defined herein.

According to a further aspect of the invention, there is provided a kit for producing a silicon high accumulating plant comprising: (a) the seed as defined herein, and (b) at least one constituent for making a silicon soil amendment.

According to a further aspect of the invention, there is provided a method for growing a plant, comprising the steps of: (a) providing a plant as defined herein or a seed as defined herein; (b) growing a plant therefrom; and (c) irrigating said plant with a silicon soil amendment.

In accordance with a further aspect, the invention provides a method of introducing a HiSil trait into a soybean plant, comprising: selecting a soybean plant comprising a nucleic acid sequence in its genome that encodes an a protein having 80% sequence identity to SEQ ID NO: 15 or SEQ ID NO:17, wherein the protein comprises a Threonine at a position relative to position 295 of SEQ ID NO:15, and introducing a modification to the nucleic acid sequence such that the encoded protein comprises an Isoleucine at the position relative to position 295 of SEQ ID NO:15, wherein a site-directed nuclease (SDN) introduces the modification to the nucleic acid sequence.

In accordance with a further aspect, the invention provides a soybean plant produced by one of the method as defined herein.

According to a particular aspect, the soybean plant is an elite Glycine max plant, provided that the soybean plant is not Hikmok sorip (PI372415A). In another embodiment, the soybean plant is an elite Glycine max plant, provided the soybean plant is not any one of: PI209332, PI404166, PI437655, PI89772, PI372415A, PI90763, or a progeny thereof.

In accordance with a further aspect, the invention provides an elite soybean plant comprising a nucleic acid sequence that encodes a protein having at least 80% sequence identity to SEQ ID NO: 15 or SEQ ID NO: 17, wherein the protein comprises an Isoleucine at a position corresponding to position 295 of SEQ ID NO:15.

In accordance with a further aspect, the invention provides a method of growing a soybean crop, the method comprising the steps of: a) planting in a field a soybean plant as described herein and b) applying a compound to the field that comprises silicon: prior to planting, at planting, or after planting.

In accordance with a further aspect, the invention provides a method of growing a soybean crop, the method comprising: a) selecting a location for planting the soybean crop, wherein the location comprises soil, said soil having a silicon concentration at a level of at least 7 ppm, at least 10 ppm, at least 15 ppm, at least 20 ppm, at least 30 ppm, at least 40 ppm or at least 50 ppm and b) planting a soybean plant as described herein.

DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES

FIG. 1. Frequency distribution of silicon (Si) accumulation observed in a set of cultivated germplasm. Intervals on x axis are adjusted to make it comparable to FIG. 2.

FIG. 2. Frequency distribution of silicon (Si) accumulation observed in 141 recombinant inbred lines (RILs).

FIG. 3. Scanning electron microscopy and X-ray microanalysis mapping images showing silicon (Si) accumulation in leaves harvested from Hikmok sorip and Majesta grown with Si supplementation (1.7 mM). Observations are representative analyses of three samples.

FIG. 4. Genome-wide association study performed using a set of 139 cultivated soybean germplasm.

FIG. 5. QTL analysis for silicon (Si) accumulation in soybean leaves among 141 recombinant inbred lines (RILs) derived from crossing Majesta and Hikmok sorip.

FIG. 6. Genetic map position of the HiSil interval derived from crossing Majesta and Hikmok sorip identified on chromosome 16 from 95 cM to 102 cM.

FIG. 7. Genetic map position of the Hisil locus for silicon accumulation in soybean leaves identified on chromosome 16 at 95 cM distance.

FIG. 8. Genome-wide analysis of epistatic interaction for Silicon uptake in soybean leaves from 141 Majesta×Hikmok sorip RILs as verified by EPlstatic QTL mapping performed by ICIMapping.

FIG. 9. Sequences alignment at HiSil-Del (˜286 bp deletion) locus which was used to develop marker linked to HiSil.

FIG. 10. Agrose gel showing segregation pattern of HiSil-Del marker in RIL population derived from Hikmok sorip and Majesta.

FIG. 11. Digested PCR product amplified with HiSil-Mboll in Williams, Hikmok sorip and Majesta showing detectable polymorphism.

FIG. 12. High resolution QTL of the Hisil locus for silicon accumulation in soybean leaves Hikmok X Majesta RILs.

FIG. 13. Genetic map position of the HiSil interval on chromosome 16 from 92.6 cM to 132 cM distance.

FIG. 14. Frequency distribution of average leaf silicon (Si) content observed in F3 (F2:3) lines derived from a cross Hamilton×PI 89772

FIG. 15. QTL comparison between Hikmok×Majesta and Hamilton×PI89772.

FIG. 16. Genetic map showing markers and significance of markers in Hamilton×PI89772.

FIG. 17. Genetic map showing confirmed interval at 5.57 Mb in Majesta×Hikmok sorip and Hamilton×PI89772.

FIG. 18. Silicon uptake in soybean accession carrying different haplotypes defined based on single nucleotide present in coding sequences of Glyma16g30000 and Glyma16g30020.

FIG. 19. Protein homology based model of HiSil (Glyma16g30020) constructed using 1-TASSER server.

FIG. 20. Results of BLASTp search at NCBI server performed to identify HiSil homologs in rice.

FIG. 21. Photographs of split plant stems after being inoculated with BSR. A. Resistant control under water treatment. B. Resistant control under AgSil treatment. C. Susceptible control under AgSil treatment. D. Susceptible control under water treatment.

FIG. 22. Photographs of general symptomology and assay layout from Example 8. A. Susceptible control under water treatment. B. Susceptible control under AgSil treatment,

FIG. 23. Histograms of the trait % BSR within control and treated groups. Please note that both histograms do not include observations of lines “Corsoy 79Nonlnoc A” and “Corsoy 79Nonlnoc B” because they did not get the same inoculation treatment as all other lines in the experiment.

FIG. 24. Bar graphs representing all treated and non-treated groups from Example 8.

FIGS. 25. Photographs of Soybean Cyst Nematode (SCN) trial post inoculation. A. AgSil treatment. B. Water treatment.

FIG. 26. Histograms of the Cyst Counts within A. control and B. treated groups.

FIG. 27. Photograph of Root-knot Nematode (RKN) trial layout.

FIG. 28. Histograms of RKN damage rates within the treated and untreated groups.

FIG. 29. Histograms of RKN damage rates for tested lines only (i.e. no checks included) within the treated and untreated groups,

FIG. 30. Treated group: bar plots of rates means (over 4 reps) versus MATID; MATID's are arranged according to High and Low (Si accumulators) subgroups,

FIG. 31. Untreated group: bar plots of rates means (over 4 reps) versus MATID; MATID's are arranged according to High and Low (Si accumulators) subgroups,

FIG. 32. Boxplots of soybean lines' rates means by High and Low (Si accumulators) subgroups.

FIG. 33. Effect of silicon (Si) amendment on soybean resistance to Phytophthora sojae race-25. (a) Survival rate differences among plants grown without and with Si; (b) Increased survival rate with Si application in LoSil and HiSil RILs; Average gain in (c) dry weight and (d) plant height with Si.

FIG. 34. Effect of silicon (Si) amendment on soybean resistance to cocktail of five Phytophthora sojae races (4, 7, 13, 17 and 25). (a) Roots of P. sojae infected soybean plants grown with and without Si; average gain in (b) shoot dry weight and (d) root dry weight with Si; (c) increased survival rate with Si application in LoSil and HiSil RILs.

FIG. 35. Leaf wilting score of soybean plants grown under hydroponic conditions for three weeks and then imposed water stress by drowning-off water from system. Wilting scale is—1 for no wilting, 2 very slight wilting, 3 wilting, 4 high wilting, 5 dying, and 6 is for dead.

FIG. 36. Photographs of major steps involved in the grafting of soybean plants

FIG. 37. Leaf wilting score of soybean plants grown under hydroponic conditions for three weeks and submitted to water stress. Wilting scale is—0 —no wilting; 1—very slight wilting; 2—slight wilting; 3—wilting; 4—high; 5—dying, and 6—dead. MajestaiH represents Majesta shoots grafted on Hikmok rootstock, and Hikmok/M represents Hikmok root grafted on Majesta rootstock.

FIG. 38. Validation of HiSil in transgenic Arabidopsis. (a) Expression of GUS with root specific promoters CASP2 and NIP5;1. (b) Si accumulation by transgenic Arabidopsis lines for Glyma16g30000 and Glyma16g30020 with alleles representing Williams and Hikmok HiSil

FIG. 39. Average Si accumulation in HiSil and null plants.

FIG. 40. Silicon (Si) efflux transport facilitated by Williams and Hikmok type alleles of Glyma16g30020 gene evaluated in Xenopus oocyte assay.

FIG. 41. Silicon (Si) transport evaluated in Xenopus oocyte assay of different constructs (Hikmok and Williams alleles of Glyma16g:30000 and Glyma16g:30020 without or with point mutations).

FIG. 42. Schematic map of plasmid clone pCR-GmHiSil1aNrul containing GmHiSil gene sequence. The GmHiSil is flanked by two Nrul sites.

FIG. 43. Transformation vector for expressing Cas9 and sgRNAs.

DESCRIPTION OF INVENTION

This description is not intended to be a detailed catalog of all the different ways in which the invention may be implemented, or all the features that may be added to the instant invention. For example, features illustrated with respect to one embodiment may be incorporated into other embodiments, and features illustrated with respect to a particular embodiment may be deleted from that embodiment. Thus, the invention contemplates that in some embodiments of the invention, any feature or combination of features set forth herein can be excluded or omitted. In addition, numerous variations and additions to the various embodiments suggested herein will be apparent to those skilled in the art in light of the instant disclosure, which do not depart from the instant invention. Hence, the following descriptions are intended to illustrate some particular embodiments of the invention, and not to exhaustively specify all permutations, combinations and variations thereof.

Unless otherwise defined, all technical and scientific terms used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which this invention belongs. The terminology used in the description of the invention herein is for the purpose of describing particular embodiments only and is not intended to be limiting of the invention.

All publications, patent applications, patents and other references cited herein are incorporated by reference in their entireties for the teachings relevant to the sentence and/or paragraph in which the reference is presented. References to techniques employed herein are intended to refer to the techniques as commonly understood in the art, including variations on those techniques or substitutions of equivalent techniques that would be apparent to one of skill in the art.

Unless the context indicates otherwise, it is specifically intended that the various features of the invention described herein can be used in any combination. Moreover, the present invention also contemplates that in some embodiments of the invention, any feature or combination of features set forth herein can be excluded or omitted. To illustrate, if the specification states that a composition comprises components A, B and C, it is specifically intended that any of A, B or C, or a combination thereof, can be omitted and disclaimed singularly or in any combination.

Abbreviations and Definitions Abbreviations

bp: Base-pairs; cM; centimorgan; CMLM: Compressed mixed linear models; GAPIT: Genomic Association and Prediction Integrated Tool; GBS: Genotyping by sequencing; GLM: general linear model; GWAS: genome-wide association study; IGST-GBS: IBIS Genotyping by Sequencing Tool; ICIM: inclusive composite interval mapping; LOD: Logarithm of odds; Mb: million base; PCA: principal component analysis; PVE: phenotypic variance explained; QTL: quantitative trait locus; SNP: single nucleotide polymorphism; RIL: recombinant inbred lines. CAPS: Cleaved Amplified Polymorphic Sequences; CRISPR: Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats; TALENs: Transcription activator-like effector nucleases; BSR: Brown Stem Rot; SCN: Soybean Cyst Nematode; RKN: Root-Knot Nematode.

Definitions

The term “about” as used herein refers to a margin of + or 10% of the number indicated. For sake of precision, the term about when used in conjunction with, for example: 90% means 90%+/−9% i.e. from 81% to 99%. More precisely, the term about refer to + or −5% of the number indicated, where for example: 90% means 90%+/−4.5% i.e. from 86.5% to 94.5%.

As used herein the singular forms “a”, “and”, and “the” include plural referents unless the context clearly dictates otherwise. Thus, for example, reference to “a cell” includes a plurality of such cells and reference to “the culture” includes reference to one or more cultures and equivalents thereof known to those skilled in the art, and so forth. All technical and scientific terms used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood to one of ordinary skill in the art to which this invention belongs unless clearly indicated otherwise.

As used in this specification and claim(s), the transitional words “comprising” (and any form of comprising, such as “comprise” and “comprises”), “having” (and any form of having, such as “have” and “has”), “including” (and any form of including, such as “includes” and “include”) or “containing” (and any form of containing, such as “contains” and “contain”) are inclusive or open-ended and do not exclude additional, un-recited elements or method steps.

As used herein, the transitional phrase “consisting essentially of” means that the scope of a claim is to be interpreted to encompass the specified materials or steps recited in the claim and those that do not materially affect the basic and novel characteristic(s) of the claimed invention. Thus, the term “consisting essentially of” when used in a claim of this invention is not intended to be interpreted to be equivalent to “comprising.”

The term “HiSil Chromosomal interval” means a chromosomal interval corresponding to a genomic region from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 at about 92.6 cM to about 132 cM distance or from physical positions 31.15Mbase-pairs to 36.72Mbase-pairs, particularly at about 95 cM to about 102 cM distance or from physical positions 33104446 base-pairs to 3576286 base-pairs, or portion thereof as indicated on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip (PI372415A).

As used herein, phrases such as “between X and Y” and “between about X and Y” should be interpreted to include X and Y. As used herein, phrases such as “between about X and Y” mean “between about X and about Y” and phrases such as “from about X to Y” mean “from about X to about Y.”

As used herein, the term “allele” refers to one of two or more different nucleotides or nucleotide sequences that occur at a specific locus (e.g. Table 18 illustrates unfavorable and favorable alleles for the HiSil trait).

A “locus” is a position on a chromosome where a gene or marker or allele is located. In some embodiments, a locus may encompass one or more nucleotides. For example, any marker listed in Tables 15-21 depicts a “locus” that is associated with the HiSil trait. Further, any marker within the HiSil Chromosomal interval can be a locus associated with the HiSil trait.

As used herein, the terms “desired allele,” “target allele” and/or “allele of interest” are used interchangeably to refer to an allele associated with a desired trait. In some embodiments, a desired allele may be associated with either an increase or a decrease (relative to a control) of or in a given trait, depending on the nature of the desired phenotype. In some embodiments of this invention, the phrase “desired allele”, “target allele” or “allele of interest” refers to an allele(s) that is associated with the HiSiI trait in a soybean plant relative to a control soybean plant not having the target allele or alleles. Thus, for example, a soybean plant comprising one or more desired alleles as indicated in Table 18 or markers closely associated with markers in Tables 15-21 may be utilized in selecting, identifying or producing soybean plants with increased Si accumulation as compared to a control plant not comprising said markers (e.g. HiSil Soybean Plants).

As used herein, the terms “marker” and “genetic marker” are used interchangeably to refer to a nucleotide and/or a nucleotide sequence that has been associated with a phenotype and/or trait. A marker may be, but is not limited to, an allele, a gene, a haplotype, a chromosome interval, a restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP), a simple sequence repeat (SSR), a random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD), a cleaved amplified polymorphic sequence (CAPS) (Rafalski and Tingey, Trends in Genetics 9:275 (1993)), an amplified fragment length polymorphism (AFLP) (Vos et al., Nucleic Acids Res. 23:4407 (1995)), a single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) (Brookes, Gene 234:177 (1993)), a sequence-characterized amplified region (SCAR) (Paran and Michelmore, Theor. Appl. Genet. 85:985 (1993)), a sequence-tagged site (STS) (Onozaki et al., Euphytica 138:255 (2004)), a single-stranded conformation polymorphism (SSCP) (Orita et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sol, USA 86:2766 (1989)), an inter-simple sequence repeat (ISSR) (Blair et al., Theor Appl. Genet. 98:780 (1999)), an inter-retrotransposon amplified polymorphism (IRAP), a retrotransposon-microsatellite amplified polymorphism (REMAP) (Kalendar et al., Theor Appi. Genet. 98:704 (1999)), an isozyme marker, an RNA cleavage product (such as a Lynx tag) or any combination of the markers described herein. A marker may be present in genomic or expressed nucleic acids (e.g., ESTs). A large number of soybean genetic markers are known in the art, and are published or available from various sources, such as the SoyBase internet resource (www.soybase.org). In some embodiments, a genetic marker of this invention is a SNP allele (e.g. see Table 15-20), a SNP allele located in a chromosome interval corresponding to the HiSil Chromosomal interval) and/or a haplotype (e.g. H1 haplotype) or a combination of SNP alleles from Table 20, each of which are associated with the HiSil Trait.

Markers corresponding to genetic polymorphisms between members of a population can be detected by methods well-established in the art. These include, but are not limited to, nucleic acid sequencing, hybridization methods, amplification methods (e.g., PCR-based sequence specific amplification methods), detection of restriction fragment length polymorphisms (RFLP), detection of isozyme markers, detection of polynucleotide polymorphisms by allele specific hybridization (ASH), detection of amplified variable sequences of the plant genome, detection of self-sustained sequence replication, detection of simple sequence repeats (SSRs), detection of randomly amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD), detection of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), and/or detection of amplified fragment length polymorphisms (AFLPs). Thus, in some embodiments of this invention, such well known methods can be used to detect the SNP alleles as defined herein.

Accordingly, in some embodiments of this invention, a marker is detected by amplifying a Glycine sp. nucleic acid with two oligonucleotide primers by, for example, an amplification reaction such as the polymerase chain reaction (PCR).

A “marker allele,” also described as an “allele of a marker locus,” can refer to one of a plurality of polymorphic nucleotide sequences found at a marker locus in a population that is polymorphic for the marker locus.

Marker-assisted selection (herein, “MAS”) or interchangeably marker-assisted breeding (herein, “MAB”) is a process by which phenotypes are selected based on marker genotypes. Marker assisted selection includes the use of marker genotypes for identifying plants for inclusion in and/or removal from a breeding program or planting.

As used herein, the terms “marker locus”, “marker loci”, “locus” or “loci” refer to a specific chromosome location or locations in the genome of an organism where a specific marker or markers can be found. A marker locus can be used to track the presence of a second linked locus, e.g., a linked locus that encodes or contributes to expression of a phenotypic trait. For example, a marker locus can be used to monitor segregation of alleles at a locus, such as a QTL or single gene, that are genetically or physically linked to the marker locus.

As used herein, the term “molecular marker” may be used to refer to a genetic marker, as defined above, or an encoded product thereof (e.g., a protein) used as a point of reference when identifying a linked locus. A molecular marker can be derived from genomic nucleotide sequences or from expressed nucleotide sequences (e.g., from a spliced RNA, a cDNA, etc.). The term also refers to nucleotide sequences complementary to or flanking the marker sequences, such as nucleotide sequences used as probes and/or primers capable of amplifying the marker sequence. Nucleotide sequences are “complementary” when they specifically hybridize in solution, e.g., according to Watson-Crick base pairing rules. Some of the markers described herein can also be referred to as hybridization markers when located on an indel region. This is because the insertion region is, by definition, a polymorphism vis-a-vis a plant without the insertion. Thus, the marker need only indicate whether the indel region is present or absent. Any suitable marker detection technology may be used to identify such a hybridization marker, e.g., technology for SNP detection.

A marker is “associated with” a trait when said trait is linked to the marker and when the presence of the marker is an indicator of whether and/or to what extent the desired trait or trait form will occur in a plant/germplasm comprising the marker. Similarly, a marker is “associated with” an allele or chromosome interval when it is linked to it and when the presence of the marker is an indicator of whether the allele or chromosome interval is present in a plant/germplasm comprising the marker. For example, “a marker associated with the HiSil trait” refers to a marker whose presence or absence can be used to predict whether a plant will display increased Si accumulation (e.g. markers within the

HiSil chromosomal interval or those closely associated with said HiSil chromosomal interval, also see Tables 15 to 21),

As used herein, the term “probe” refers to a single-stranded oligonucleotide sequence that will form a hydrogen-bonded duplex with a complementary sequence in a target nucleic acid sequence analyte or its cDNA derivative. Thus, a “marker probe” and “probe” refers to a nucleotide sequence or nucleic acid molecule that can be used to detect the presence of one or more particular alleles within a marker locus (e.g., a nucleic acid probe that is complementary to all of or a portion of the marker or marker locus, through nucleic acid hybridization). Marker probes comprising about 8, 10, 15, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100 or more contiguous nucleotides may be used for nucleic acid hybridization. Alternatively, in some aspects, a marker probe refers to a probe of any type that is able to distinguish (i.e., genotype) the particular allele that is present at a marker locus. Non-limiting examples of a probe of this invention may be found in the Table 19 and the Sequence Listing (i.e. SEQ ID NOs 278 to 495).

As used herein, the term “primer” refers to an oligonucleotide which is capable of annealing to a nucleic acid target and serving as a point of initiation of DNA synthesis when placed under conditions in which synthesis of a primer extension product is induced (e.g., in the presence of nucleotides and an agent for polymerization such as DNA polymerase and at a suitable temperature and pH). A primer (in some embodiments an extension primer and in some embodiments an amplification primer) is in some embodiments single stranded for maximum efficiency in extension and/or amplification. In some embodiments, the primer is an oligodeoxyribonucleotide. A primer is typically sufficiently long to prime the synthesis of extension and/or amplification products in the presence of the agent for polymerization. The minimum length of the primer can depend on many factors, including, but not limited to temperature and composition (A/T vs. G/C content) of the primer. In the context of amplification primers, these are typically provided as a pair of bi-directional primers consisting of one forward and one reverse primer or provided as a pair of forward primers as commonly used in the art of DNA amplification such as in PCR amplification. As such, it will be understood that the term “primer,” as used herein, can refer to more than one primer, particularly in the case where there is some ambiguity in the information regarding the terminal sequence(s) of the target region to be amplified. Hence, a “primer” can include a collection of primer oligonucleotides containing sequences representing the possible variations in the sequence or includes nucleotides which allow a typical base pairing, Primers can be prepared by any suitable method, Methods for preparing oligonucleotides of specific sequence are known in the art, and include, for example, cloning and restriction of appropriate sequences and direct chemical synthesis. Chemical synthesis methods can include, for example, the phospho di- or tri-ester method, the diethylphosphoramidate method and the solid support method disclosed in U.S. Pat. No, 4,458,066. Primers can be labeled, if desired, by incorporating detectable moieties by for instance spectroscopic, fluorescence, photochemical, biochemical, immunochemical, or chemical moieties. Non-limiting examples of primers of the invention include Tables 13, 14 and/or 19 and the Sequence Listing (e.g, SEQ ID NOs: 27 to 277).

As used herein, the terms “backcross” and “backcrossing” refer to the process whereby a progeny plant is crossed back to one of its parents one or more times (e.g., 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, or more.). In a backcrossing scheme, the “donor” parent refers to the parental plant with the desired gene or locus to be introgressed. The “recipient” parent (used one or more times) or “recurrent” parent (used two or more times) refers to the parental plant into which the gene or locus is being introgressed. For example, see Ragot, M. et al. Marker-assisted Backcrossing: A Practical Example, in TECHNIQUES ET UTILISATIONS DES MARQUEURS MOLECULAIRES LES COLLOQUES, Vol. 72, pp. 45-56 (1995); and Openshaw et al., Marker-assisted Selection in Backcross Breeding, in PROCEEDINGS OF THE SYMPOSIUM “ANALYSIS OF MOLECULAR MARKER DATA,” pp. 41-43 (1994). The initial cross gives rise to the F1 generation. The term “BC1” refers to the second use of the recurrent parent, “BC2” refers to the third use of the recurrent parent, and so on. In some embodiments, the number of backcrosses can be about 1 to about 10 (e.g., 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10). In some embodiments, the number of backcrosses is about 7.

As used herein, the terms “cross” or “crossed” refer to the fusion of gametes via pollination to produce progeny (e.g., cells, seeds or plants). The term encompasses both sexual crosses (the pollination of one plant by another) and selfing (self-pollination, e.g., when the pollen and ovule are from the same plant). The term “crossing” refers to the act of fusing gametes via pollination to produce progeny.

As used herein, the terms “cultivar” and “variety” refer to a group of similar plants that by structural or genetic features and/or performance can be distinguished from other varieties within the same species.

As used herein, the terms “Introgression”, “introgressing” and “introgressed” refer to both the natural and artificial transmission of a desired allele or combination of desired alleles of a genetic locus or genetic loci from one genetic background to another. For example, a desired allele at a specified locus can be transmitted to at least one progeny via a sexual cross between two parents of the same species, where at least one of the parents has the desired allele in its genome. Alternatively, for example, transmission of an allele can occur by recombination between two donor genomes, e.g., in a fused protoplast, where at least one of the donor protoplasts has the desired allele in its genome. The desired allele may be a selected allele of a marker, a QTL, a transgene, or the like. Offspring comprising the desired allele can be backcrossed one or more times (e.g., 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 or more times) to a line having a desired genetic background, selecting for the desired allele, with the result being that the desired allele becomes fixed in the desired genetic background. For example, a marker associated with the HiSil trait may be introgressed from a donor into a recurrent parent that is a LoSil plant. The resulting offspring could then be backcrossed one or more times and selected until the progeny comprises the genetic marker(s) associated with the HiSil trait (e.g. markers as illustrated in Tables 15-21) in the recurrent parent background.

As used herein, the term “linkage” refers to the degree with which one marker locus is associated with another marker locus or some other locus (for example, a BSR or FLS resistance locus). The linkage relationship between a genetic marker and a phenotype may be given as a “probability” or “adjusted probability.” Linkage can be expressed as a desired limit or range. For example, in some embodiments, any marker is linked (genetically and physically) to any other marker when the markers are separated by less than about 50, 40, 30, 25, 20, or 15 map units (or cM). For example, one aspect of the invention are the use of markers associated with the HiSil trait to identify or produce HiSil plants wherein the markers are located within 50, 40, 30, 25, 20, or 15 map units (or cM) from any marker listed in Tables 15-21 or from the HiSil chromosome interval.

A centimorgan (“cM”) or a genetic map unit (m.u.) is a unit of measure of recombination frequency and is defined as the distance between genes for which one product of meiosis in 100 is recombinant. One cM is equal to a 1% chance that a marker at one genetic locus will be separated from a marker at a second locus due to crossing over in a single generation. Thus, a recombinant frequency (RF) of 1% is equivalent to 1 m.u.

As used herein, the phrase “linkage group” refers to all of the genes or genetic traits that are located on the same chromosome. Within the linkage group, those loci that are close enough together can exhibit linkage in genetic crosses. Since the probability of crossover increases with the physical distance between loci on a chromosome, loci for which the locations are far removed from each other within a linkage group might not exhibit any detectable linkage in direct genetic tests. The term “linkage group” is mostly used to refer to genetic loci that exhibit linked behavior in genetic systems where chromosomal assignments have not yet been made. Thus, the term “linkage group” is synonymous with the physical entity of a chromosome, although one of ordinary skill in the art will understand that a linkage group can also be defined as corresponding to a region of (Le., less than the entirety) of a given chromosome.

As used herein, the term “linkage disequilibrium” refers to a non-random segregation of genetic loci or traits (or both). In either case, linkage disequilibrium implies that the relevant loci are within sufficient physical proximity along a length of a chromosome so that they segregate together with greater than random (i.e., non-random) frequency (in the case of co-segregating traits, the loci that underlie the traits are in sufficient proximity to each other). Markers that show linkage disequilibrium are considered linked. Linked loci co-segregate more than 50% of the time, e.g., from about 51% to about 100% of the time. In other words, two markers that co-segregate have a recombination frequency of less than 50% (and, by definition, are separated by less than 50 cM on the same chromosome). As used herein, linkage can be between two markers, or alternatively between a marker and a phenotype. A marker locus can be “associated with” (linked to) a trait, e.g., HiSil trait. The degree of linkage of a genetic marker to a phenotypic trait is measured, e.g., as a statistical probability of co-segregation of that marker with the phenotype.

The term “gene” as used herein refers to any DNA sequence comprising several operably linked DNA fragments such as a promoter and a 5′ regulatory region, a coding sequence and an untranslated 3′ region comprising a polyadenylation site.

A “genetic map” is a description of genetic linkage relationships among loci on one or more chromosomes within a given species, generally depicted in a diagrammatic or tabular form. For each genetic map, distances between loci are measured by the recombination frequencies between them. Recombination between loci can be detected using a variety of markers. A genetic map is a product of the mapping population, types of markers used, and the polymorphic potential of each marker between different populations. The order and genetic distances between loci can differ from one genetic map to another.

As used herein, the term “genotype” refers to the genetic constitution of an individual (or group of individuals) at one or more genetic loci, as contrasted with the observable and/or detectable and/or manifested trait (the phenotype). Genotype is defined by the allele(s) of one or more known loci that the individual has inherited from its parents. The term genotype can be used to refer to an individual's genetic constitution at a single locus, at multiple loci, or more generally, the term genotype can be used to refer to an individual's genetic make up for all the genes in its genome. Genotypes can be indirectly characterized, e.g., using markers and/or directly characterized by, e.g., nucleic acid sequencing.

As used herein, the term “germplasm” refers to genetic material of or from an individual (e.g., a plant), a group of individuals (e.g., a plant line, variety or family), or a clone derived from a line, variety, species, or culture. The germplasm can be part of an organism or cell, or can be separate from the organism or cell. In general, germplasm provides genetic material with a specific genetic makeup that provides a foundation for some or all of the hereditary qualities of an organism or cell culture. As used herein, germplasm includes cells, seed or tissues from which new plants may be grown, as well as plant parts that can be cultured into a whole plant (e.g., leaves, stems, buds, roots, pollen, cells, etc.). In some embodiments, germplasm includes but is not limited to tissue culture.

A “haplotype” is the genotype of an individual at a plurality of genetic loci, i.e., a combination of alleles. Typically, the genetic loci that define a haplotype are physically and genetically linked, i.e., on the same chromosome segment. The term “haplotype” can refer to polymorphisms at a particular locus, such as a single marker locus, or polymorphisms at multiple loci along a chromosomal segment.

As used herein, the term “H1 haplotype” refers to a marker locus comprising a A at position 33673022; a G at position 33673483; a C at position 33681630; a T at position 33682500; a G at position 33683047 and a C at position 33683049 corresponding to a genomic region from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 at about 92.6 cM to about 132 cM distance or from physical positions 31.15 Mbase-pairs to 36.72 Mbase-pairs, particularly at about 95 cM to about 102 cM distance or from physical positions 33104446 base-pairs to 3576286 base-pairs as indicated on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip (PI372415A) (also see for example, Table 9).

As used herein, the term “heterozygous” refers to a genetic status wherein different alleles reside at corresponding loci on homologous chromosomes.

As used herein, the term “homozygous” refers to a genetic status wherein identical alleles reside at corresponding loci on homologous chromosomes. One embodiment of the invention is a elite soybean plant that is homozygous for the HiSil trait.

The PCR method is well described in handbooks and known to the skilled person. After amplification by FOR, target polynucleotides can be detected by hybridization with a probe polynucleotide, which forms a stable hybrid with the target sequence under stringent to moderately stringent hybridization and wash conditions. If it is expected that the probes are essentially completely complementary (Le., about 99% or greater) to the target sequence, stringent conditions can be used. If some mismatching is expected, for example if variant strains are expected with the result that the probe will not be completely complementary, the stringency of hybridization can be reduced. In some embodiments, conditions are chosen to rule out non-specific/adventitious binding. Conditions that affect hybridization, and that select against non-specific binding are known in the art, and are described in, for example, Sambrook & Russell (2001). Molecular Cloning: A Laboratory Manual, Third Edition, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, Cold Spring Harbor, New York, United States of America. Generally, lower salt concentration and higher temperature hybridization and/or washes increase the stringency of hybridization conditions.

Different nucleotide sequences or polypeptide sequences having homology are referred to herein as “homologues.” The term homologue includes homologous sequences from the same and other species and orthologous sequences from the same and other species. “Homology” refers to the level of similarity between two or more nucleotide sequences and/or amino acid sequences in terms of percent of positional identity (i.e., sequence similarity or identity). Homology also refers to the concept of similar functional properties among different nucleic acids, amino acids, and/or proteins.

As used herein, the phrase “nucleotide sequence homology” refers to the presence of homology between two polynucleotides. Polynucleotides have “homologous” sequences if the sequence of nucleotides in the two sequences is the same when aligned for maximum correspondence. The “percentage of sequence homology” for polynucleotides, such as 50, 55, 60, 65, 70, 75, 80, 85, 90, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99 or 100 percent sequence homology, can be determined by comparing two optimally aligned sequences over a comparison window (e.g., about 20-200 contiguous nucleotides), wherein the portion of the polynucleotide sequence in the comparison window can include additions or deletions (Le., gaps) as compared to a reference sequence for optimal alignment of the two sequences. Optimal alignment of sequences for comparison can be conducted by computerized implementations of known algorithms, or by visual inspection. Readily available sequence comparison and multiple sequence alignment algorithms are, respectively, the Basic Local Alignment Search Tool (BLAST; Altschul et al. (1990) J Mol Biol 215:403-10; Altschul et al. (1997) Nucleic Acids Res 25:3389-3402) and ClustalX (Chenna et al. (2003) Nucleic Acids Res 31:3497-3500) programs, both available on the Internet. Other suitable programs include, but are not limited to, GAP, BestFit, PlotSimilarity, and FASTA, which are part of the Accelrys GCG Package available from Accelrys Software, Inc, of San Diego, Calif., United States of America.

As used herein “sequence identity” refers to the extent to which two optimally aligned polynucleotide or polypeptide sequences are invariant throughout a window of alignment of components, e.g., nucleotides or amino acids. “Identity” can be readily calculated by known methods including, but not limited to, those described in: Computational Molecular Biology (Lesk, A. M., ed.) Oxford University Press, New York (1988); Biocomputing: Informatics and Genome Projects (Smith, D. W., ed.) Academic Press, New York (1993); Computer Analysis of Sequence Data, Part I (Griffin, A. M., and Griffin, H. G., eds.) Humana Press, New Jersey (1994); Sequence Analysis in Molecular Biology (von Heinje, G., ed.) Academic Press (1987); and Sequence Analysis Primer (Gribskov, M. and Devereux, J., eds.) Stockton Press, New York (1991).

As used herein, the term “substantially identical” or “corresponding to” means that two nucleotide sequences have at least about 50%, 60%, 70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, 90% or 95% sequence identity. In some embodiments, two nucleotide sequences can have at least about 75%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, or 100% sequence identity, and any range or value therein. In representative embodiments, two nucleotide sequences can have at least about 95%, 96%, 97%, 98%, 99% or 100% sequence identity, and any range or value therein.

An “identity fraction” for aligned segments of a test sequence and a reference sequence is the number of identical components which are shared by the two aligned sequences divided by the total number of components in the reference sequence segment, i.e., the entire reference sequence or a smaller defined part of the reference sequence. Percent sequence identity is represented as the identity fraction multiplied by 100. As used herein, the term “percent sequence identity” or “percent identity” refers to the percentage of identical nucleotides in a linear polynucleotide sequence of a reference (“query”) polynucleotide molecule (or its complementary strand) as compared to a test (“subject”) polynucleotide molecule (or its complementary strand) when the two sequences are optimally aligned (with appropriate nucleotide insertions, deletions, or gaps totaling less than 20 percent of the reference sequence over the window of comparison). In some embodiments, “percent identity” can refer to the percentage of identical amino acids in an amino acid sequence.

Optimal alignment of sequences for aligning a comparison window is well known to those skilled in the art and may be conducted by tools such as the local homology algorithm of Smith and Waterman, the homology alignment algorithm of Needleman and Wunsch, the search for similarity method of Pearson and Lipman, and optionally by computerized implementations of these algorithms such as GAP, BESTFIT, FASTA, and

TFASTA available as part of the GCG® Wisconsin Package@ (Accelrys Inc., Burlington, Mass.). The comparison of one or more polynucleotide sequences may be to a full-length polynucleotide sequence or a portion thereof, or to a longer polynucleotide sequence. For purposes of this invention “percent identity” may also be determined using BLASTX version 2.0 for translated nucleotide sequences and BLASTN version 2.0 for polynucleotide sequences.

The percent of sequence identity can be determined using the “Best Fit” or “Gap” program of the Sequence Analysis Software Package™ (Version 10; Genetics Computer Group, Inc., Madison, Wis.). “Gap” utilizes the algorithm of Needleman and Wunsch (Needleman and Wunsch, J Mol. Biol. 48:443-453, 1970) to find the alignment of two sequences that maximizes the number of matches and minimizes the number of gaps. “BestFit” performs an optimal alignment of the best segment of similarity between two sequences and inserts gaps to maximize the number of matches using the local homology algorithm of Smith and Waterman (Smith and Waterman, Adv. Appl. Math,, 2:482-489, 1981, Smith et al., Nucleic Acids Res, 11:2205-2220, 1983).

Useful methods for determining sequence identity are also disclosed in Guide to Huge Computers (Martin J. Bishop, ed., Academic Press, San Diego (1994)), and Carillo et al. (Applied Math 48:1073(1988)), More particularly, preferred computer programs for determining sequence identity include but are not limited to the Basic Local Alignment Search Tool (BLAST) programs, which are publicly available from National Center

Biotechnology Information (NCB') at the National Library of Medicine, National Institute of Health, Bethesda, Md. 20894; see BLAST Manual, Altschul et al., NCBI, NLM, NIH; (Altschul et al., J. Mol. Biol. 215:403-410 1990)); version 2.0 or higher of BLAST programs allows the introduction of gaps (deletions and insertions) into alignments; for peptide sequence, BLASTX can be used to determine sequence identity: and for polynucleotide sequence, BLASTN can be used to determine sequence identity.

As used herein, the terms “phenotype,” “phenotypic trait” or “trait” refer to one or more traits of an organism. The phenotype can be observable to the naked eye, or by any other means of evaluation known in the art, e.g., microscopy, biochemical analysis, and/or an electromechanical assay. In some cases, a phenotype is directly controlled by a single gene or genetic locus, i.e., a “single gene trait.” In other cases, a phenotype is the result of several genes. For example, the following invention comprises two genes that are causative for the HiSil trait wherein the genes independently or together confer the increased Si accumulation in a soybean plant.

As used herein, the term “polymorphism” refers to a variation in the nucleotide sequence at a locus, where said variation is too common to be due merely to a spontaneous mutation. A polymorphism can be a single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP), or an insertion/deletion polymorphism, also referred to herein as an “indel.” Additionally, the variation can be in a transcriptional profile or a methylation pattern. The polymorphic site or sites of a nucleotide sequence can be determined by comparing the nucleotide sequences at one or more loci in two or more germplasm entries.

As used herein, the term “plant part” includes but is not limited to embryos, pollen, seeds, leaves, flowers (including but not limited to anthers, ovules and the like), fruit, stems or branches, roots, root tips, cells including cells that are intact in plants and/or parts of plants, protoplasts, plant cell tissue cultures, plant calli, plant clumps, and the like. Thus, a plant part includes soybean tissue culture from which soybean plants can be regenerated. Further, as used herein, “plant cell” refers to a structural and physiological unit of the plant, which comprises a cell wall and also may refer to a protoplast. A plant cell of the present invention can be in the form of an isolated single cell or can be a cultured cell or can be a part of a higher-organized unit such as, for example, a plant tissue or a plant organ. One embodiment of the invention is a plant part from a plant having the HiSil trait.

As used herein, the term “population” refers to a genetically heterogeneous collection of plants sharing a common genetic derivation.

As used herein, the terms “progeny,” “progeny plant,” and/or “offspring” refer to a plant generated from a vegetative or sexual reproduction from one or more parent plants. A progeny plant may be obtained by cloning or selfing a single parent plant, or by crossing two parental plants and includes selfings as well as the F1 or F2 or still further generations. An F1 is a first-generation offspring produced from parents at least one of which is used for the first time as donor of a trait, while offspring of second generation (F2) or subsequent generations (F3, F4, and the like) are specimens produced from selfings or crossings of F1s, F2s and the like. An F1 can thus be (and in some embodiments is) a hybrid resulting from a cross between two true breeding parents (the phrase “true-breeding” refers to an individual that is homozygous for one or more traits), while an F2 can be an offspring resulting from self-pollination of the F1 hybrids.

As used herein, the term “reference sequence” refers to a defined nucleotide sequence used as a basis for nucleotide sequence comparison (e.g., Chromosome 16 of Glycine max cultivar Williams 82). The reference sequence for a marker, for example, can be obtained by genotyping a number of lines at the locus or loci of interest, aligning the nucleotide sequences in a sequence alignment program, and then obtaining the consensus sequence of the alignment. Hence, a reference sequence identifies the polymorphisms in alleles at a locus. A reference sequence may not be a copy of an actual nucleic acid sequence from any particular organism; however, it is useful for designing primers and probes for actual polymorphisms in the locus or loci.

Genetic loci correlating with particular phenotypes, such as increased Si accumulation, can be mapped in an organism's genome. By identifying a marker or cluster of markers that co-segregate with a trait of interest, the breeder is able to rapidly select a desired phenotype by selecting for the proper marker (a process called marker-assisted selection, or MAS). Such markers may also be used by breeders to design genotypes in silico and to practice whole genome selection.

As used herein, unless specified otherwise, or referring the a specific SEQ ID NO., all numbering of chromosomes, genes, base pairs, amino acids or other sequences are based on the reference sequence of soybean variety Williams82 as found in publicly available Williams82 reference line (SOYBASE); Soybean genome assembly is from JGI release 8, based on the original Glyma v1 (January 2012).

The term “chimeric gene” as used herein refers to a gene wherein, in nature, the coding sequence is not associated with the promoter or with at least one other regulatory region of the DNA in the gene.

The term “expression cassette” as used herein refers to a transferable region of DNA comprising a chimeric gene which is flanked by one or more restriction or other sites which facilitate precise excision from one DNA locus and insertion into another.

The term “HiSil protein” as used herein means a protein that, when introduced into a plant genome, confers increased Si accumulation/uptake. Particularly, the HiSil protein comprises a protein sequence having at least 60%, 65%, 70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, 99% sequence identity with SEQ ID NO: 15, where the polypeptide comprises at least one amino acid corresponding to a proline at position 5, a isoleucine at position 295 or a valine at position 439; and/or SEQ ID NO: 17, where the polypeptide comprises at least one amino acid corresponding to a histidine at position 322 or a glycine at position 431; and its introduction into a plant's genome confers high Si uptake in the plant.

The term “HiSil trait” as used herein means having a nucleotide encoding for a HiSil Protein in its genome. Therefore, a plant comprising that trait will have a dry weight silicon of at least 1% after at least 28 days when grown and supplied with a silicon concentration of at least about 0.5 mM, 0.6 mM, 0.7 mM, 0.75 mM, or 0.8 mM, under hydroponic conditions (temperature about 20° C.-26° C.; humidity about 55%-65%). More particularly, a high Si uptake plant comprises a Si concentration higher than about 1.53% in leaf when the plant is provided with a supply of Si at a concentration of at least about 1.5mM, Most particularly, a high Si uptake plant comprises a Si concentration higher than 1.53%; 1.54%; 1.55%; 1.56%; 1.57%; 1.58%, 1.59%; or 1.6% Si concentration in leaf when the plant is provided with a supply of Si at a concentration of at least about 1.5mM.

A “HiSil Plant” is a plant having the HiSil trait. More specifically, a “HiSil Soybean Plant” is a soybean plant having the HiSil trait. A “HiSil Glycine max Plant” is a Glycine max plant having the HiSil Trait.

A “LoSil Plant” is a plant not having the HiSil trait.

As used herein, a plant having “high Si uptake” means increased silicon accumulation when compared to average silicon accumulation in the same plant.

Particularly, average silicon accumulation is established in a soybean plant of the Williams82 variety when grown under hydroponic conditions (as defined herein).

Therefore, a plant having high Si uptake will have a dry weight silicon of at least about 1% when grown with silicon concentration of at least about 0.4 mM, 0.5 mM, 0.6 mM, 0.7 mM, or 0.8 mM, under hydroponic conditions. For example, increased Si accumulation in high Si uptake plant represents an increase in Si uptake of about 0.1% to about 3.0% when compared to the original low Si uptake plant. For example, an increased accumulation of about 10% to about 300% in total Si concentration in at least one plant part is considered an increased in Si uptake when compared to a low Si uptake plant, when both plants are supplied with Si at a concentration of at least about 0.8 mM.

Particularly, an increased SI accumulation of about 1.1×, 1.2×, 1.3× 1.4×, 1.5×, 1.6×, 1.7×, 1.8×, 1.9×, 2×, 2.5× or 3× when compared to a LoSil plant under the same growing conditions, is considered an increased in Si uptake.

The term “LoSil protein” as used herein means a protein that, when present into a plant genome, confers average Si accumulation. As used herein, a plant having “low Si uptake” means average Si accumulation in non-Si accumulating plants. For example, a LoSil soybean plant has a silicon uptake corresponding about to the level of Williams82.

Particularly, the term “low Si uptake” as used herein means a plant having a dry weight silicon of less than about 1% after about 28 days with silicon concentration of about 0.8 mM, when grown under hydroponic conditions. For example, low/normal/basic/average Si accumulation in plants is around from 0.65% to about 1.5% Si accumulation. More particularly, a plant having low Si uptake comprises a Si concentration lower than about 1.5% Si concentration in leaf when the plant is provided with a supply of Si at a concentration of at least about 1.5 mM. Most particularly, a plant having low Si uptake comprises a Si concentration less than 1.49%; 1.50%; 1.51%; 1.52% or 1.53% Si concentration in leaf when the plant is provided with a supply of Si at a concentration of at least about 1.5 mM.

The term “introduced” as used herein, in connection to a plant, means accomplished by any manner including, but not limited to; introgression, transgenic, Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats modification (CRISPR), Transcription activator-like effector nucleases (TALENs) (Feng et al. 2013, Joung & Sander 2013), meganucleases, or zinc finger nucleases (ZFNs).

The term “plant” as used herein means a living organism of the kind exemplified by cereals, trees, shrubs, herbs, grasses, ferns, and mosses, that usually has a stem, leaves, roots and flowers, and produces seeds and typically grows in a permanent site (such as soil), absorbing water and inorganic substances through its roots, and synthesizing nutrients in its leaves by photosynthesis using the green pigment chlorophyll; or a tissue culture thereof.

The term “crop plant”, means in particular monocotyledons such as cereals (wheat, millet, sorghum, rye, triticale, oats, barley, teff, spelt, buckwheat, fonio and quinoa), rice, maize (corn), and/or sugar cane; or dicotyledon crops such as beet (such as sugar beet or fodder beet); fruits (such as ponies, stone fruits or soft fruits, for example apples, pears, plums, peaches, almonds, cherries, strawberries, raspberries or blackberries); leguminous plants (such as beans, lentils, peas or soybeans); oil plants (such as rape, mustard, poppy, olives, sunflowers, coconut, castor oil plants, cocoa beans or groundnuts); cucumber plants (such as marrows, cucumbers or melons); fibre plants (such as cotton, flax, hemp or jute); citrus fruit (such as oranges, lemons, grapefruit or mandarins); vegetables (such as spinach, lettuce, cabbages, carrots, tomatoes, potatoes, cucurbits or paprika); lauraceae (such as avocados, cinnamon or camphor); tobacco; nuts; coffee; tea; vines; hops; durian; bananas; natural rubber plants; and ornamentals (such as flowers, shrubs, broad-leaved trees or evergreens, for example conifers). This list does not represent any limitation.

Particularly, the crop plant is monocotyledonous plant. More suitably, the crop plant is a cereal, in particular wheat or barley. In particular, the crop plant is a rice plant, more particularly, a sugar cane plant. Still, more particularly, the crop plant is a corn plant.

For example, the crop plant can be a monocot plant or a member of the family Poaceae, such as wheat plant, maize plant, sweet corn plant, rice plant, wild rice plant, barley plant, rye, millet plant, sorghum plant, sugar cane plant, turfgrass plant, bamboo plant, oat plant, brume-grass plant, Miscanthus plant, pampas grass plant, switchgrass (Panicum) plant, and/or teosinte plant; or is a member of the family Alliaceae, such as onion plant, leek plant, or garlic plant.

For example, the crop plant may be a dicot plant or a member of the family Amaranthaceae, such as spinach plant, quinoa plant; a member of the family Anacardiaceae, such as mango plant; a member of the family Asteraceae, such as sunflower plant, endive plant, lettuce plant, artichoke plant; a member of the family Brassicaceae, such as Arabidopsis thaliana plant, rape plant, oilseed rape plant, broccoli plant, Brussels sprouts plant, cabbage plant, canola plant, cauliflower plant, kohlrabi plant, turnip plant, radish plant; a member of the family Bromeliaceae, such as pineapple plant; a member of the family Caricaceae, such as papaya plant; a member of the family Chenopodiaceae, such as beet plant; a member of the family Curcurbitaceae, such as melon plant, cantaloupe plant, squash plant, watermelon plant, honeydew plant, cucumber plant, pumpkin plant; a member of the family Dioscoreaceae, such as yam plant; a member of the family Ericaceae, such as blueberry plant; a member of the family Euphorbiaceae, such as cassava plant; a member of the family Fabaceae, such as alfalfa plant, clover plant, peanut plant; a member of the family Grossulariaceae, such as currant plant; a member of the family Juglandaceae, such as walnut plant; a member of the family Lamiaceae, such as mint plant; a member of the family Lauraceae, such as avocado plant; a member of the family Leguminosae, such as soybean plant, bean plant, pea plant; a member of the family Malvaceae, such as cotton plant; a member of the family Marantaceae, such as arrowroot plant; a member of the family Myrtaceae, such as guava plant, eucalyptus plant; a member of the family Rosaceae, such as peach plant, apple plant, cherry plant, plum plant, pear plant, prune plant, blackberry plant, raspberry plant, strawberry plant; a member of the family Rubiaceae, such as coffee plant; a member of the family Rutaceae, such as citrus plant, orange plant, lemon plant, grapefruit plant, tangerine plant; a member of the family Salicaceae, such as poplar plant, willow plant; a member of the family Solanaceae, such as potato plant, sweet potato plant, tomato plant, Capsicum plant, tobacco plant, tomatillo plant, eggplant plant, Atropa belladona plant, Datura stramonium plant; a member of the family Vitaceae, such as grape plant; a member of the family Umbelliferae, such as carrot plant; or a member of the family Musaceae, such as banana plant; or wherein the plant is a member of the family Pinaceae, such as cedar plant, fir plant, hemlock plant, larch plant, pine plant, or spruce plant.

Particularly, the crop plant is selected from: soybean, tomato, melon, maize, sugarcane, canola, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, pepper, oilseed rape, sugarbeet, celery, squash, spinach, cucumber, watermelon, zucchini, common bean, wheat, barley, sweet corn, sunflower, rice.

Particularly, the crop plants are dicotyledonous plants. In one embodiment, the crop plants are cereals or soybean. In one embodiment, the crop plants are selected from the group consisting of summer barley, winter rye and soybean. More particularly, the crop plant is soybean. More particularly, the soybean is an elite line of soybean.

An “elite line” or “elite strain” is an agronomically superior line that has resulted from many cycles of breeding and selection for superior agronomic performance. Numerous elite lines are available and known to those of skill in the art of soybean breeding. An “elite population” is an assortment of elite individuals or lines that can be used to represent the state of the art in terms of agronomically superior genotypes of a given crop species, such as soybean. Similarly, an “elite germplasm” or elite strain of germplasm is an agronomically superior germplasm, typically derived from and/or capable of giving rise to a plant with superior agronomic performance, such as an existing or newly developed elite line of soybean.

An elite plant is any plant from an elite line, such that an elite plant is a representative plant from an elite variety. Non-limiting examples of elite soybean varieties that are commercially available to farmers or soybean breeders include: AG00802, A0868, AG0902, A1923, AG2403, A2824, A3704, A4324, A5404, AG5903, AG6202 AG0934; AG1435; AG2031; AG2035; AG2433; AG2733; AG2933; AG3334; AG3832; AG4135; AG4632; AG4934; AG5831; AG6534; and AG7231 (Asgrow Seeds, Des Moines, Iowa, USA); BPRO144RR, BPR 4077NRR and BPR 4390NRR (Bio Plant Research, Camp Point, Ill., USA); DKB17-51 and DKB37-51 (DeKalb Genetics, DeKalb, Ill., USA); DP 4546 RR, and DP 7870 RR (Delta & Pine Land Company, Lubbock, Tex., USA); JG 03R501, JG 32R606C ADD and JG 55R503C (JGL Inc., Greencastle, Ind., USA); NKS 13-K2 (NK Division of Syngenta Seeds, Golden Valley, Minnesota, USA); 90M01, 91M30, 92M33; 93M11, 94M30, 95M30, 97B52, P008T22R2; PI6T17R2; P22T69R; P25T51R; P34T07R2; P35T58R; P39T67R; P47T36R; P46T21R; and P56T03R2 (Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Johnston, Iowa, USA); SG4771NRR and SG5161NRR/STS (Soygenetics, LLC, Lafayette, Ind., USA); 500-K5, S11-L2, 528-Y2, 543-B1_(;) 553-Al, 576-L9_(;) 578-G6_(;) 50009-M2; S007-Y4; 504-D3; 514-A6; 520-T6; 521-M7; 526-P3; 528-N6; 530-V6; 535-C3; 536-Y6; 539-C4; S47-K5; 548-D9; 552-Y2; 558-Z4; 567-R6; S73-S8; and 578-G6 (Syngenta Seeds, Henderson, Ky., USA); Richer (Northstar Seed Ltd. Alberta, Calif.); 14RD62 (Stine Seed Co. Ia., USA); or Armor 4744 (Armor Seed, LLC, Ar., USA).

The terms “agronomically elite” as used herein, means a genotype that has a culmination of many distinguishable traits such as emergence, vigor, vegetative vigor, disease resistance, seed set, standability, yield and threshability which allows a producer to harvest a product of commercial significance.

The expression “commercially significant yield” means a yield of grain having commercial significance to the grower represented by an actual grain yield of 103% of the check lines AG2703 and DKB23-51 when grown under the same conditions.

In contrast, an “exotic soybean strain” or an “exotic soybean germplasm” is a strain or germplasm derived from a soybean not belonging to an available elite soybean line or strain of germplasm. In the context of a cross between two soybean plants or strains of germplasm, an exotic germplasm is not closely related by descent to the elite germplasm with which it is crossed. Most commonly, the exotic germplasm is not derived from any known elite line of soybean, but rather is selected to introduce novel genetic elements (typically novel alleles) into a breeding program.

The term “hilum” defines the point at which the soybean seed attaches to the pod. Varieties differ in hilum colour and can be yellow (Y), imperfect yellow (IY), grey (GR), buff (BF), brown (BR), black (BL) or imperfect black (IBL). Yellow hilum soybeans are generally the preferred type for the export market. Particularly, Hilum discolouration may occur on the imperfect yellow (IY) varieties. Affected beans may not be acceptable for export markets.

The term “disease-resistant” encompasses resistance to biotic stresses (e.g. diseases or pests), or abiotic stresses (e.g. environmental conditions).

The term “disease-resistant” as used in the present context, means a plant as defined that is resistant to any one of the following diseases selected from the group consisting of: nematode, bacteria or viruses such as: rust, smut, Golovinomyces cichoracearurn, Erysiphe cichoracearum, Blumeria graminis, Podosphaera xanthii, Sphaerotheca fuliginea, Pythium ultimum, Uncinula necator, Mycosphaereila pinodes, Magnaporthe grisea, Bipolaris oryzae, Magnaporthe grisea, Rhizoctonia solani, Phytophthora sojae, Schizaphis graminum, Bemisia tabaci, Rhopalosiphum maidis, Deroceras reticulaturn, Diatraea saccharalis, Schizaphis graminurn, Phakopsora pachyrhizi, and Myzus persicae; or a combination thereof. Resistance against particular diseases such as the following are encompassed within the present invention: powdery mildew, pythiu ultimum, root rot, leaf spot, blast, brown spot, leaf and neck blast, sheath blight; schizaphis graminum; brown-stem rot; soybean cyst nematode; or pests such as: whitefly, aphid, gery field slug, sugarcane borer, green bug, or aphid.

Diseases affecting curcubitacea include closteroviruses, particularly, the dosterovirus is Beet Pseudo-Yellows Virus (BPYV) or Cucurbit Yellow Stunting Disorder Virus (CYSDV),

The term “disease-resistant” also encompasses a plant that is more resistant to abiotic stresses such as: drought, flooding/excess water, high level of salinity, heavy metal, aluminum, manganese, cadmium, zinc, sunlight (e.g. UV-B), boron, hot/cold extreme temperatures, herbicides or wind.

The term “hydroponic” refers to conditions wherein plants are grown using mineral nutrient solutions, in water, without soil. Terrestrial plants may be grown with their roots in the mineral solution only, or in an inert medium, such as perlite or gravel. Nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K), that are essential to all plant growth and trace elements such as: sulphur, iron, manganese, zinc, copper, boron, magnesium, calcium, chlorine, and molybdenum. For example, physical conditions corresponding to hydroponic culture may be: aeroponics, static solution, continuous flow, fogponics, passive sub-irrigation, ebb and flow or flood and drain sub-irrigation, run to waste, deep water culture, top-fed deep water culture, or rotary. Substrates often used for hydroponics include, without being limited thereto: expanded clay aggregate, growstones, peat, rice husks, vermiculite, pumice, sand, gravel, wood fiber, sheep wool, rock wool, brick shards, or polystyrene packing peanuts.

Particularly, hydroponic conditions suitable for growth of soybean plants are described in: “Hydroponic Growth and the Nondestructive Assay for Dinitrogen Fixation” by John Imsande and Edward J. Ralston. Plant Physiol. (1981) 68, 1380-1384. More particularly, the soybean hydroponic culture conditions in greenhouse can comprise nutrient solution compositions based on Imsande and Ralston 1981 as is, or with a few modifications:

SOLUTION A: Preparation of 20 L of 30× solution for macronutrients (2 L/60 L)

Macronutrients (g/20 L) 30X (mg/L) 1X K₂HPO₄ 10.4 17.4 KNO₃ 60.6 101 KCl 87.3 221 CaCL₂ 141 235 MgCl₂•6H₂O 87 145 MgSO₄•7H₂O 150 250

SOLUTION B: Preparation of 500 ml of 5000× solution for micronutrients (12 ml60 L)

Micronutrients (g) H₃BO₃ 0.7 MnSO₄•H₂O 0.75 ZnSO₄•7H₂O 0.5 CuSO₄•5H₂O 0.5 Na₂MoO₄•2H₂O 0.375 Co(NO₃)2•6H₂O 0.125

SOLUTION C: Preparation of 1 L of 3000× FeNa EDTA solution (19.8 ml60 L) FeNa EDTA (13.2% Fe)45 g

SOLUTION D: Kasil 6: Preparation of 200 L of 1× silicon solution (76 g/200 L)

KASIL 6 22.8 g/60 L HCl 5N pH 6.5 with supplementary fertilization 2 weeks after planting

SOLUTION E: Preparation of 20 L of 30× solution for N and P (2 L/60 L)

Salt (g) NH₄H₂PO₄ 36 NH₄NO₃ 120

As used herein, the term “promoter” or “promoter sequence” means a region of DNA or DNA sequence that initiates transcription of a particular gene. Promoters are located near the transcription start sites of genes, on the same strand and upstream on the DNA (towards the 5′ region of the sense strand). Promoters can be about 100-1000 base pairs long. It is understood that that genomic sequences spanning 1000 to 5000 base pairs upstream from the native gene start codon can be utilized as a promoter to initiate gene transcription of the respective gene.

As used herein, the “native” as in “native promoter” refers to a promoter that is naturally and/or originally present in a cell and it is typically designated for the expression of a particular gene. In one embodiment, “native promoter” is encoded in the natural original genome of the cell. In one embodiment, no extra ordinary measures have been taken by another organism to insert the promoter artificially into the cell. As used herein, “the native response element (RE)” or the “native promoter (RE)” refers to the RE that is naturally present in the promoter DNA sequence. For example, the human apolipoprotein C3 (ApoC3) gene is expressed from a HNF4 alpha (HNF4A) transcription factor dependent ApoC3 promoter which has two REs for HNF4A. The two REs for HNF4A (H4RE) are the native RE of the ApoC3 promoter. Likewise, the hepatocyte nuclear factor 1 alpha (HNF1A) transcription factor dependent human HNF4A P2 promoter has one RE for HNF1alpha (H1RE). The HIRE in the native RE of the human HNF4A P2 promoter.

A “non-native promoter” would be a promoter not originally present in a cell and that has been inserted artificially into the cell. In one embodiment, a non-native promoter of a gene is one that that is not naturally associated with the gene. For example, the mouse hepatocyte nuclear factor la Dup4xH4RE (Hnf1 α.sup.Dup4×H4RE) promoter was operably linked with a human hepatocyte nuclear factor 1 alpha (HNF1 alpha) cDNA. The Hnf1 a.sup.Dup4×H4RE is a non-native promoter.

Detailed Description of Particular Embodiments Novel Chromosomal Interval of Glycine max

In accordance with a particular embodiment of the invention, there is provided a novel genomic region found responsible for the increased Si uptake in soybean which was found on chromosome 16 spanning from 92.6 cM to 132 cM, more particularly from 94.9 cM to 101.6 cM distance on Hikmok sorip genetic linkage map.

More particularly, the chromosomal interval comprises any one of, or a portion of: nucleotide base pair corresponding to positions: 1-2658341 of SEQ ID NO: 1; 567613-569933 of SEQ ID NO: 1; 564321-567612 of SEQ ID NO: 1; 577172-579696 of SEQ ID NO: 1; or 573723-577171 of SEQ ID NO: 1. Most particularly, the chromosome interval comprises at least one single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) selected from the group consisting of: A(33673022), G(33673483), C(33681630), T(33682500), G(33683047), and C(33683049) of Glyma16g:30000 or Gly a 6g:30020 genes wherein presence of the SNP is associated with Si accumulation.

In accordance with a particular embodiment of the invention, the chromosomal interval comprises SEQ ID NO: 14 or 16. Particularly, the chromosomal interval comprises SEQ ID NO.14 or 16 or a portion thereof providing increased silicon uptake in a plant. Particularly, this chromosomal interval is derived from Hikmok sorip soybean variety.

According to a particular embodiment, the invention provides a chromosomal interval or genomic region that comprises a nucleic acid of SEQ ID NO: 16 or a nucleic acid encoding a polypeptide with an amino acid sequence comprising SEQ ID NO 17, where the polypeptide comprises at least one amino acid corresponding to a histidine at position 322 or a glycine at position 431.

According to a particular embodiment, the invention provides a chromosomal interval or genomic region comprises the nucleic acid is SEQ ID NO: 14, or a nucleic acid encoding a polypeptide with an amino acid sequence comprising SEQ ID NO 15, where the polypeptide comprises at least one amino acid corresponding to a proline at position 5, a isoleucine at position 295 or a valine at position 439.

Particularly, the chromosomal interval is derived from a black hilum soybean variety. More particularly, the nucleic acid is derived from a black hilum soybean variety having high Si uptake, particularly the Hikmok sorip variety.

Plants

In accordance with a particular aspect, the present invention provides a HiSil plant wherein the plant comprises in its genome a chromosomal interval comprising the H1 haplotype. In particular, the resulting plant is a high Si accumulator as compared to a control plant not comprising the nucleic acid corresponding to the Hi haplotype.

In accordance with an alternative aspect, the present invention provides a HiSil plant which comprises in its genome a chromosomal interval associated with Si accumulation corresponding to a genomic region or portion thereof from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 at about 92.6 cM to about 132 cM distance as indicated on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip (PI372415A). Particularly, wherein the plant is an elite soybean (Glycine max) plant.

According to an alternative embodiment, there is provided a HiSil plant which comprises in its genome a chromosomal interval associated with Si accumulation corresponding to a genomic region or portion thereof from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 corresponding to physical positions 31.15M base-pairs to 36.72 M base-pairs of Williams82 reference genome.

Therefore, a further aspect of the invention provides a plant having high Si uptake, the plant having introduced into its genome a nucleic acid sequence encoding a HiSil protein as defined by SEQ ID: 15 or 17.

Particularly, the plant comprises a genomic region introduced into its genome comprising any one of SEQ ID NO: 14, 16 or 18. Particularly, wherein the plant is an elite soybean (Glycine max) plant.

According to a particular embodiment, the invention provides a plant having a chromosomal interval or genomic region that comprises a nucleic acid of SEQ ID NO: 16 or a nucleic acid encoding a polypeptide with an amino acid sequence comprising SEQ ID NO 17, where the polypeptide comprises at least one amino acid corresponding to a histidine at position 322 or a glycine at position 431.

According to a particular embodiment, the invention provides a plant having a chromosomal interval or genomic region comprises the nucleic acid is SEQ ID NO: 14, or a nucleic acid encoding a polypeptide with an amino acid sequence comprising SEQ ID NO 15, where the polypeptide comprises at least one amino acid corresponding to a proline at position 5, a isoleucine at position 295 or a valine at position 439.

Particularly, the plant comprises a molecular marker associated with increased Si uptake capable of being amplified and identified with the primer sequences as defined herein. More particularly, the plant comprises a marker capable being amplified and identified with the following sequences: SEQ ID NO. 12, 13 and 278-495. In another instance, the plant is capable of producing an amplicon when amplified with the following sequences: SEQ ID NO, 12, 13 and 278-495.

In particular embodiment, the plant is a Glycine max (i.e. soybean) plant. Particularly, the Glycine max plant is an elite Glycine max plant. More particularly, the elite Glycine max plant comprises a HiSil trait.

In accordance with a particular embodiment, the present invention provides an elite HiSil Glycine max plant that comprises in its genome a H1 haplotype chromosomal interval. In one aspect the H1 haplotype is derived from Hikmok sorip or a progeny thereof.

According to an alternative embodiment, there is provided an elite HiSil Glycine max plant wherein the elite HiSil Glycine max plant comprises in its genome a chromosomal interval associated with Si accumulation corresponding to a genomic region or portion thereof from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 at about 92.6 cM to about 132 cM distance as indicated on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip (PI372415A).

In accordance with a particular embodiment, the invention provides an elite HiSil Glycine max plant wherein the elite HiSil Glycine max plant comprises in its genome a chromosomal interval associated with Si accumulation corresponding to a genomic region or portion thereof from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 corresponding to physical positions 31.15M base-pairs to 36.72 M base-pairs of Williams82 reference genome.

In particular embodiment, when the plant is an elite Glycine max plant, it is a commercially elite Glycine max variety having a commercially significant yield. More particularly, the plant is an agronomically elite Glycine max.

In accordance with a particular embodiment, the chromosomal interval of the plant is derived from any one of the plant lines selected from the group consisting of: PI372415A, PI209332, PI404166, PI437655, PI89772, PI372415A or PI90763.

In accordance with a particular embodiment, the plant has improved agronomical traits such as seedling vigor, yield potential, phosphate uptake, plant growth, seedling growth, phosphorus uptake, lodging, reproductive growth, or grain quality.

A particular aspect of the invention provides a plant having introduced into its genome a nucleic acid sequence encoding a HiSil protein wherein introduction into the genome confers increased Si accumulation in the plant as compared to a control plant not comprising the nucleic acid sequence encoding a HiSil protein.

Most particularly, plants having the H1 haplotype introduced therein are hereby encompassed within the present invention, particularly those comprising the H1 haplotypes for the coding sequences of Glyma16g30000 and Glyma16g30020HiSil gene. Particularly, the H1 haplotype is defined by an nucleic acid allelic profile selected from the group consisting of: G (33672717), A(33673022), G(33673483), C(33681630), T(33681946), T(33681961), T(33682500), G(33683047), and C(33683049). Alternatively, the molecular marker associated with high Si uptake is located within HiSil region genes, and can be defined by a nucleic acid selected from the group consisting of: A(33673022), G(33673483), C(33681630), T(33682500), G(33683047), and C(33683049) of genes Glyma16g:30000 or Glyma16g:30020.

Particularly, the H1 haplotype is defined by an amino acid profile selected from the group consisting of: having at least 80% sequence identity to SEQ ID NO: 17 where the polypeptide further comprises at least one amino acid corresponding to a histidine at position 322 or a glycine at position 431. Particularly, the H1 haplotype is defined by an amino acid profile selected from the group consisting of: having at least 80% sequence identity to SEQ ID NO: 15, wherein the protein comprises a proline at position 5, an isoleucine at position 295 or a valine at position 439.

In one embodiment of the invention, it is envisioned that gene homologs within the soybean genome may be modified or introduced through a HiSil plant source (e.g. Hikmok sorip) to create plants having increased Si uptake and/or accumulation. For example coding sequences Glyma09G24930; Glyma09G24943 and Glyma09G24956 (collectively, “Soy Chr9 HiSil homologs”) may be modified to comprise a H1 haplotype and/or comprise a allelic modification corresponding to a G (33672717), A(33673022), G(33673483), 0(33681630), 1(33681946), T(33681961), T(33682500), G(33683047), or a C(33683049), In another instance, not to be limited by theory, any one of the “Soy Chr9 HiSil homologs may be expressed transgenically to create HiSil plants. Alternatively, a elite soybean plant comprising a chromosome interval comprising any on the the “Soy Chr9 HiSil homologs” derived from a HiSil Source (e.g. Hikmok sorip) wherein said introduction of the chromosome interval confers increased Si uptake and/or accumulation , is contemplated. A elite soybean plant comprising in its genome, a chromosome interval comprising any one of Glyma09G24930; Glyma09G24943 or Glyma09G24956 wherein said interval confers increased Si uptake and/or accumulation as compared to a control plant. Further contemplated are methods of identifying or selecting a HiSil plant by detecting in a plant genome a marker associated with the presence of any one of the genes selected from the group consisting of Glyma09G24930; Glyma09G24943 and Glyma09G24956 wherein the presence of said gene is associated with increased Si uptake and/or accumulation.

According to a particular embodiment, the invention provides a plant having introduced into its genome a nucleic acid sequence encoding a protein having 60%, 70%, 80%, 90%, 95%, or 99% sequence identity to any one of SEQ ID NO. 15 or SEQ ID NO. 17. More particularly, the protein comprises, or consists of: SEQ ID NO. 15 or SEQ ID NO, 17.

Particularly, the protein is a functional Si transporter that facilitates Si uptake into the plant. More particularly, the protein confers Si accumulation in any one of the plant leaves, plant stem or plant parts. Most particularly, the protein is active in the plant's roots.

More particularly, the nucleic acid sequence comprises any one of SEQ ID NOs: 14 and 16. Alternatively, the nucleic acid is derived from a Glycine sp. plant having high silicon uptake. Still, particularly, the nucleic acid is derived from a black hilum soybean variety (e.g. Hikmok sorip) having high Si uptake.

Alternatively, at least two nucleic acid sequences are introduced into the plant's genome, where the two nucleic acid sequences encode proteins comprising a polypeptide sequence comprising SEQ ID NO: 15 and SEQ ID NO: 17.

Still, particularly the invention provides an elite HiSil Glycine max plant comprising a HiSil allele which confers increased Si uptake, and wherein the HiSil allele comprises at least one single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) selected from the group consisting of A(33673022), G(33673483), C(33681630), T(33682500), G(33683047), and C(33683049) as indicated on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip (PI372415A).

Progeny, Plant Parts, Seeds and Cells

A particular embodiment of the invention provides a plant comprising, or having introduced into its genome, a nucleic acid sequence encoding a HiSil protein wherein introduction into the genome confers increased Si accumulation in the plant as compared to a control plant not comprising the nucleic acid sequence encoding a HiSil protein.

In a particular embodiment, there is provided a progeny plant produced from, or derived from, the plant as defined herein. More particularly, there is provided a plant cell, plant seed or plant part derived from the plant as defined herein.

Particularly, in accordance with all aspects of the invention, the term “plant” means that it comprises any plant part (such as roots, leaves, stock, etc.), seed, or a tissue culture thereof. More particularly, it comprises cells of a plant, seeds from the plant, cells of a seed, or a tissue culture thereof.

In accordance with a further aspect of the invention there is provided a seed for producing the plant as defined herein. Alternatively, the plant comes from the plant itself.

According to a particular embodiment, the plant is a monocot or dicot.

Crops/Soybean

Particularly, the plants are dicotyledonous plants, such as a crop plant. In one embodiment, the crop plant is a cereal or soybean. In one embodiment, the crop plants are selected from the group consisting of summer barley, winter rye and soybean. More particularly, the crop plant is soybean. More particularly, the soybean is an elite line of soybean, most particularly, an agronomically elite Glycine max,

Particularly, in accordance with an embodiment of the invention, there is provided an elite soybean plant comprising a nucleic acid sequence that encodes a protein having at least 80% sequence identity to SEQ ID NO: 15 or SEQ ID NO: 17, wherein the protein comprises an Isoleucine at a position corresponding to position 295 of SEQ ID NO:15,

Particularly, in accordance with an embodiment of the invention, the plant is a soybean plant and is not Hikmok sorip (Pl372415A), More particularly, the plant is of a soybean variety or lineage having high Si uptake, provided that the variety is not Hikmok sorip.

In accordance with a particular embodiment, the invention provides a method of increasing yield in a soybean crop, the method comprising the steps of: planting in a field a soybean plant as described herein; and ensuring that the plant is provided with a supply of Si at a concentration of at least about 0.8 mM.

According to a particular embodiment, the invention provides a method of growing a soybean crop, the method comprising the steps of: planting in a field a soybean plant as described herein; and applying a compound to the field that comprises silicon: prior to planting, at planting, or after planting.

In accordance with a particular embodiment, the invention provides a method of growing a soybean crop, the method comprising planting in a field a soybean plant as described herein, wherein the soil of the field comprises silicon at the level of at least about 0.8 mM.

Soybean Parent Variety

In accordance with particular aspects of the invention, the soybean variety having low Si uptake (i.e. “low” meaning “normal” or “average” in this instance) is selected from any soybean variety not containing a molecular marker associated with the HiSil trait (e.g. any marker from Tables 15-20)

In accordance with particular aspects of the invention, the soybean variety having high Si uptake has higher Si uptake such as found in the Hikmok sorip or any other line containing the marker conferring high Si uptake. More particularly, lines, varieties or alleles carrying the H1 haplotype can be used as rootstock for grafting. In an embodiment of the invention, a plant having grafted onto it a plant part comprising the HiSil trait (e.g. the H1 haplotype or any molecular marker from Tables 15-20).

Hilum Color Varieties

Particularly, the exotic soybean variety having high Si uptake is derived from a black hilum soybean variety, the Hikmok sorip variety.The hilum is the point at which the soybean seed attaches to the pod. Varieties differ inhilum colour and can be yellow (Y), imperfect yellow (IY), grey (GR), buff (BF), brown (BR), black (BL) or imperfect black (IBL). Hilum discolouration may occur on the imperfect yellow (IY) varieties. Particularly, Yellow hilum soybeans are generally the preferred type for the export market.

Other Plants

In a particular aspect, the plant is selected from the group consisting of soybean, tomato, melon, maize, sugarcane, canola, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, pepper, oilseed rape, sugarbeet, celery, squash, spinach, cucumber, watermelon, zucchini, common bean, wheat, barley, sweet corn, sunflower, rice. Si concentrations found in plants

In accordance with a particular embodiment of the invention, there is provided a plant capable of accumulating Si in leaf tissue at a concentration of at least 1% Si concentration when plants are provided with a supply of Si at a concentration of at least about 0.4 mM to about 0.8mM under hydroponic conditions. According to a particular embodiment, the plant has a leaf Si concentration of at least around one point two (1.2×), one and a half (1.5×), double (2×), or triple (3×) the concentration of a control plant not comprising the genomic region. Still, particularly, the plant has increased Si accumulation in any one of its plant leaves, plant stem or plant parts as compared to a LoSil plant. More particularly, the plant has at least 1.1×, 1.2×, 1.5×, 2×, 3' or higher Si accumulation compared to a LoSil plant.

According to a particular embodiment, the plant comprises a silicon concentration of at least 1% Si concentration in its leaves when it is provided with a supply of Si at a concentration of about 0.8 mM under hydroponic conditions. More particularly, the plant has a leaf Si concentration of at least about double (2×) as compared to a control (LoSil) plant.

Particularly, in accordance with the different aspects of the invention, plants, particularly soybean plants, having a high Si uptake are defined as having above 1%, 1.1%; 1.2%; 1.3%; 1.4%; 1.5% or 1.6% Si concentration in the leaves when the plants are provided with a sufficient supply of Si. Particularly, a sufficient supply of Si is defined at a concentration of at least about 0.8 mM Si in the potting soil or feeding solution. More particularly, high Si uptake may be defined as a plant having between 1.1% and 3% Si concentration in the leaves; most particularly: between 1.5% and 2.75% Si concentration in the leaves.

Disease Resistance

In accordance with a particular aspect of the invention, there si also provided a plant having increased resistance to a stress, particularly: a biotic stress or an abiotic stress.

In a further aspect of the invention, the plant having high Si uptake is more resistant to a wide variety of diseases, pests and stresses. Benefits of silicon (Si) uptake to crop culture are widely accepted and a reported concept in the agricultural community. There are over a thousand scientific publications describing the beneficial role of Si for plant health, more specifically for biotic and abiotic stress tolerance (Tables 1-4). Si-derived benefits have arguably been most commonly associated with disease resistance.

More particularly, the stress is: a) a disease selected from: such as powdery mildew, Pythium ultimum, Phytophthora root rot, leaf spot, blast, brown spot, root-knot nematode, soybean cyst nematode, soybean vein necrosis virus, soybean stem canker, soybean sudden death syndrome, leaf and neck blast, rust, frogeye leaf spot, brown stem rot, Fusarium, or sheath blight); b) an insect pest such as whitefly, aphid, grey field slug, sugarcane borer, green bug, or aphid); or c) an abiotic stress such as drought tolerance, flooding, high level of salinity, heavy metal, aluminum, manganese, cadmium, zinc, UV-B, boron, iron deficiency chlorosis or cold tolerance (i.e. extreme temperatures).

Particularly, the following diseases are found in soybean crops: Asian soybean rust, soy cyst nematode, nematode, rust, smut, Golovinomyces cichoracearum, Erysiphe dchoracearum, Blumeria graminis, Podosphaera xanthii, Sphaerotheca fuliginea, Pythium ultirnurn, Uncinula necator, Mycosphaerella pinodes, Magnaporthe grisea, Bipolaris oryzae, Magnaporthe grisea, Rhizoctonia solani, Phytophthora sojae. Schizaphis graminum, Bemisia tabaci, Rhopalosiphum maidis, Deroceras reticulatum, Diatraea saccharalis, Schizaphis graminum and Myzus persicae.

In a particular embodiment of the invention, there is provided a method for increasing resistace to a disease in a plant, comprising the steps of: planting in a field a plant as described herein; and ensuring that the plant is provided with a supply of Si at a concentration of at least about 0.8 mM.

In a particular embodiment of the invention, there is provided a method of reducing abiotic stress damage in a crop wherein the abiotic stress is caused by any one of the following: drought, flooding/excess water, high level of salinity, heavy metal, aluminum, manganese, cadmium, zinc, UV-B, boron, cold temperature, heat, or herbicide, the method comprising the steps of: planting in a field a plant as described herein; and ensuring that the plant is provided with a supply of Si at a concentration of at least about 0.8 mM.

Resistance against diseases such as the following are encompassed within the present invention: powdery mildew, pythiu ultimum, root rot, leaf spot, blast, brown spot, leaf and neck blast, sheath blight; schizaphis graminum; brown-stem rot; soybean cyst nematode; and root-knot nematode. As well, resistance against pests such as the following are encompassed within the present invention: whitefly, aphid, gery field slug, sugarcane borer, green bug, or aphid.

Resistance against biotic and abiotic stresses such as the following are also encompassed within the present invention: salt (salinity), drought, aluminum, manganese, cadmium, zinc, UV-B, boron or cold (i.e. extreme temperatures).

In most cases, the beneficial role of Si will be more manifest in plant species accumulating higher amounts of Si, such as members of the grass family. In the case of rice for instance, Si amendments were found to enhance resistance against diseases such as blast, brown spot, and sheath blight (Table 1). The prophylactic effects of Si against insect pests have also been observed in several studies (Table 2). Sugarcane is another high Si accumulator and for which many positive effects have been observed under Si fertilization (Table 2). Similarly, enhancement of resistance against different insect pests has been reported in maize, rice, wheat, and cucumber, particularly, a closterovirus that may be Beet Pseudo-Yellows Virus (BPYV) or Cucurbit Yellow Stunting Disorder Virus (CYSDV).

Abiotic stress tolerance is a major constrain in crop yield production including soybean. Drought imposed by a water limiting environment, flooding, high level of salinity and heavy metal stress are the major concerns of abiotic stress. Si application has shown a great level of yield improvement against these stresses in different plant species (Table 3).

In addition to improving biotic and abiotic stress resistance, Si application has been reported to improve several agronomical traits. Increase in seedling vigor, yield potential and phosphate uptake has been observed with Si application in rice (Table 4).

Agronomical traits improved by high Si uptake are also encompassed within the present invention may be selected from, amongst others: plant growth, yield, seedling growth, phosphorus uptake, lodging, reproductive growth, or grain quality.

TABLE 1 Details of experimental evidence provided in the reports demonstrating the beneficial effects of silicon amendment on the disease resistance in different plant species Table 1. Crop Disease resistance Reference Title of the article Arabidopsis Powdery mildew Vivancos et al. 2015 Silicon-mediated resistance of Arabidopsis (transgenic) (Golovinomyces cichoracearum) against powdery mildew involves mechanisms other than the salicylic acid (SA)-dependent defence pathway Arabidopsis Powdery mildew (Erysiphe Ghanmi et al. 2004 Powdery mildew of Arabidopsis thaliana: a cichoracearum) pathosystem for exploring the role of silicon in plant-microbe interactions Barley (Hordeum vulgare) Powdery mildew (Blumeria graminis) Wiese et al. 2005 Osmotic stress and silicon act additively in enhancing pathogen resistance in barley against barley powdery mildew Barley (Hordeum vulgare) Powdery mildew (Blumeria graminis) Riciout et al. 2006 Multiple avirulence paralogues in cereal powdery mildew fungi may contribute to parasite fitness and defeat of plant resistance Cucumber (Cucumis Powdery mildew (Podosphaera Liang et al. 2005 Effects of foliar-and root-applied silicon on the sativus) xanthii) enhancement of induced resistance to powdery mildew in Cucumis sativus Cucumber (Cucumis Powdery mildew (Sphaerotheca Wei et al. 2004 Effects of silicon supply and Sphaerotheca sativus) fuliginea) fuliginea inoculation on resistance of cucumber seedlings against powdery mildew Cucumber (Cucumis Powdery mildew (Sphaerotheca Menzies et al. 1991 The influence of silicon on cytological sativus) fuliginea) interactions between Sphaerotheca fuliginea and Cucumis sativus Cucumber (Cucumis Pythium ultimum Chérif et al. 1992 Silicon induced resistance in cucumber plants sativus) against Pythium ultimum Cucumber (Cucumis Root rot (Pythium ultimum) Chérif et al. 1994 Defense responses induced by soluble silicon in sativus) cucumber roots infected by Pythium spp Grape (Vitis vinifera) Powdery mildew (Uncinula necator) Bowen et al. 1992 Soluble silicon sprays inhibit powdery mildew development on grape leaves Oat (Avena sativa) Powdery mildew (Blumeria graminis) Carver et al. 1998 Silicon deprivation enhances localized autofluorescent responses and phenylalanine ammonia-lyase activity in oat attacked by Blumeria graminis Oat (Avena sativa) Powdery mildew (Blumeria graminis) Carver et al. 1998 Phenylalanine ammonia-lyase inhibition, autofluorescence, and localized accumulation of silicon, calcium and manganese in oat epidermis attacked by the powdery mildew fungus Peas (Pisum sativum) Leaf spot (Mycosphaerella pinodes) Dann et al. 2002 Peas grown in media with elevated plant- available silicon levels have higher activities of chitinase and β-1, 3-glucanase, are less susceptible to a fungal leaf spot pathogen and accumulate more foliar silicon Rice (Oryza sativa) Blast (Magnaporthe grisea) Kim et al. 2002 Silicon-induced cell wall fortification of rice leaves: a possible cellular mechanism of enhanced host resistance to blast Rice (Oryza sativa) Blast (Magnaporthe grisea) Rodrigues et al. 2004 Silicon enhances the accumulation of diterpenoid phytoalexins in rice: a potential mechanism for blast resistance Rice (Oryza sativa) Blast (Magnaporthe grisea) Rodrigues et al. 2003 Ultrastructural and cytochemical aspects of silicon-mediated rice blast resistance Rice (Oryza sativa) Blast (Magnaporthe grisea) Cai et al. 2008 Physiological and cytological mechanisms of silicon-induced resistance in rice against blast disease Rice (Oryza sativa) Blast (Magnaporthe grisea) Seebold et al. 2001 The influence of silicon on components of resistance to blast in susceptible, partially resistant, and resistant cultivars of rice Rice (Oryza sativa) Blast (Magnaporthe grisea) Seebold et al. 2000 Effect of silicon rate and host resistance on blast, scald, and yield of upland rice Rice (Oryza sativa) Blast (Magnaporthe grisea) Osuna-Canizalez et al. 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TABLE 2 Details of experimental evidence provided in the reports demonstrating the beneficial effects of silicon amendment on the insect resistance in different plant species Table 2. Crop Insect resistance Reference Title of the article Cucumber (Cucumis Whitefly (Bemisia tabaci) Correa et al. 2005 Silicon and acibenzolar-S-methyl as resistance sativus) inducers in cucumber, against the whitefly Bemisia tabaci biotype B Maize (Zea mays) Aphid (Rhopalosiphum maidis) Moraes et al. 2005 Feeding non-preference of the corn leaf aphid Rhopalosiphum maidis to corn plants Rice (Oryza sativa) Grey field slug (Deroceras Wadham et al. 1981 The silicon content of Oryza sativa L reticulatum) Sugarcane (Saccharum Sugarcane borer (Diatraea Anderson et al. 2001 Effect of silicon on expression of resistance to officinarum) saccharalis) sugarcane borer Sugarcane (Saccharum Sugarcane borer (Diatraea Keeping et al. 2002 Effect of four sources of silicon on resistance of officinarum) saccharalis) sugarcane varieties to Eldana saccharina Sugarcane (Saccharum Sugarcane borer (Diatraea Kvedaras et al. 2007 Silicon impedes stalk penetration by the borer officinarum) saccharalis) Eldana saccharina in sugarcane Sugarcane (Saccharum Sugarcane borer (Diatraea Kvedaras et al. 2007 Larval performance of the pyralid borer Eldana officinarum) saccharalis) saccharina Walker and stalk damage in sugarcane: Influence of plant silicon, cultivar and feeding site Sugarcane (Saccharum Sugarcane borer (Diatraea Kvedaras et al. 2005 Effects of silicon on the African stalk borer, Eldana officinarum) saccharails) saccharina in sugarcane Sugarcane (Saccharum Sugarcane borer (Diatraea Keeping et al. 2009 Epidermal silicon in sugarcane: Cultivar officinarum) saccharails) differences and role in resistance to sugarcane borer Wheat (Triticum aestivum) Green bug (Schizaphis Goussain et al. 2005 Effect of silicon applied to wheat plants on the graminum) biology and probing behaviour of the greenbug Schizaphis graminum Wheat (Triticum aestivum) Green bug (Schizaphis Moraes et al. 2004 Silicon influence on the tritrophic interaction: graminum) wheat plants, the greenbug Schizaphis graminum, and its natural enemies, Chrysoperla externa and Aphidius colemani Viereck Zinnia (Zinnia elegans) Aphid (Myzus persicae) Ranger et al. 2009 Influence of silicon on resistance of Zinnia elegans to Myzus persicae

TABLE 3 Details of experimental evidence provided in the reports demonstrating the beneficial effects of silicon amendment on the abiotic stress tolerance in different plant species Table 3. Crop Abiotic stress Reference Title of the article Alfalfa (Medicago sativa) Salt Wang et al. 2007 Effects of NaCl and silicon on ion distribution in the roots, shoots and leaves of two alfalfa cultivars with different salt t Augustinegrass (Stenotaphrum Drought Trenholm et al. 2004 Influence of silicon on drought and shade tolerance of secundatum) St. Augustinegrass Barley (Hordeum vulgare) Aluminum Hammond et al. 1995 Aluminium/silicon interactions in barley Barley (Hordeum vulgare) Drought Walker et al. 1991 Silicon accumulation and 13C composition as indices of water-use efficiency in barley cultivars Barley (Hordeum vulgare) Manganese Horiguchi et al. 1987 Mechanism of manganese toxicity and tolerance of plants VI. effect of silicon on alleviation of manganese toxicity of barley Barley (Hordeum vulgare) Salt Liang et al. 1996 Effects of silicon on salinity tolerance of two barley cultivars Barley (Hordeum vulgare) Salt Liang et al. 1999 Effects of silicon on enzyme activity and sodium, potassium and calcium concentration in barley under salt stress Barley (Hordeum vulgare) Salt Liang et al. 2003 Exogenous silicon (Si) increases antioxidant enzyme activity and reduces lipid peroxidation in roots of salt- stressed barley Barley (Hordeum vulgare) Salt Yongchao et al. 1998 Effect of silicon on leaf ultrastructure, chlorophyll content and photosynthetic activity of barley under salt stress Bayahonda blanca (Prosopis Salt Bradbury et al. 1990 The effect of silicon on the growth of Prosopis juliflora juliflora) growing in saline soil Brassica Cadmium Song et al. 2009 Silicon-enhanced resistance to cadmium toxicity in Brassica chinensis Comon Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris) Manganese Horst et al. 1978 Effect of silicon on manganese tolerance of bean plants Cotton Aluminum Li et al. 1989 Response of cotton cultivars to aluminum in solutions (Gossypium Spp.) with varying silicon concentrations Cowpea (Vigna unguiculata) Manganese Iwasaki et al. 2002 Leaf apoplastic silicon enhances manganese tolerance of cowpea Cowpea (Vigna unguiculata) Manganese Iwasaki et al. 2002 Effects of silicon supply on apoplastic manganese concentrations in leaves and their relation to manganese tolerance in cowpea Cucumber (Cucumis sativus) Cadmium Feng et al. 2010 Silicon supplementation ameliorated the inhibition of photosynthesis and nitrate metabolism by cadmium (Cd) toxicity in Cucum Cucumber (Cucumis sativus) Drought Ma et al. 2004 Effects of silicon application on drought resistance of Cucumber (Cucumis sativus) plants Cucumber (Cucumis sativus) Manganese Rogalla et al. 2002 Role of leaf apoplast in silicon-mediated manganese tolerance of Cucumis sativus L Cucumber (Cucumis sativus) Salt Zhu et al. 2004 Silicon alleviates salt stress and increases antioxidant enzymes activity in leaves of salt-stressed cucumber Maize (Zea mays) Aluminium Kidd et al. 2001 The role of root exudates in aluminium resistance and silicon-induced amelioration of aluminium toxicity in three varieties of Maize (Zea mays) Aluminum Wang et al. 2004 Apoplastic binding of aluminum is involved in silicon- induced amelioration of aluminum toxicity in maize Maize (Zea mays) Aluminum Corrales et al. 1997 Influence of silicon pretreatment on aluminium toxicity in maize roots Maize (Zea mays) Aluminum Barcelo et al. 1993 Silicon amelioration of aluminium toxicity in teosinte Maize (Zea mays) Cadmium, Zink da Cunha et al. 2009 Silicon effects on metal tolerance and structural changes in maize Maize (Zea mays) Drought Kaya et al. 2006 Effect of silicon on plant growth and mineral nutrition of maize grown under water-stress conditions Maize (Zea mays) Drought Gao et al. 2005 Silicon improves water use efficiency in maize plants Maize (Zea mays) Drought Li et al. 2007 Effects of silicon on photosynthesis and antioxidative enzymes of maize under drought stress Maize (Zea mays) Manganese Doncheva et al. 2009 Silicon amelioration of manganese toxicity in Mn- sensitive and Mn-tolerant maize varieties Peanut (Arachis hypogaea) Cadmium Shi et al. 2010 Silicon alleviates cadmium toxicity in peanut plants in relation to cadmium distribution and stimulation of antioxidative enzy Pumpkin (Cucurbita maxima) Manganese Iwasaki et al. 1999 Effect of silicon on alleviation of manganese toxicity in pumpkin Rice (Oryza sativa) Aluminum Gu et al. 1998 Effects of silicon supply on amelioration of aluminum injury and chemical forms of aluminum in rice plants Rice (Oryza sativa) Cadmium Wang et al. 2000 Silicon induced cadmium tolerance of rice seedlings Rice (Oryza sativa) Cadmium Zhang et al. 2008 Long-term effects of exogenous silicon on cadmium translocation and toxicity in rice Rice (Oryza sativa) Cadmium Nwugo et al. 2008 Silicon-induced cadmium resistance in rice Rice (Oryza sativa) Drought Chen et al. 2011 Silicon alleviates drought stress of rice plants by improving plant water status, photosynthesis and mineral nutrient absorpti Rice (Oryza sativa) Manganese Horiguchi et al. 1988 Mechanism of manganese toxicity and tolerance of plants: IV. Effects of silicon on alleviation of manganese toxicity of rice Rice (Oryza sativa) Salt Yeo et al. 1999 Silicon reduces sodium uptake in rice Rice (Oryza sativa) Uv-b Li et al. 2004 Effects of silicon on rice leaves resistance to ultraviolet-B Sorghum Aluminum, Galvez et al. 1987 Silicon interactions with manganese and aluminum manganese toxicity in sorghum Sorghum Drought Hattori et al. 2005 Application of silicon enhanced drought tolerance in Sorghum bicolor Sorghum Manganese Galvez et al. 1989 Effects of silicon on mineral composition of sorghum grown with excess manganese 1 Soybean (Glycine max) Drought Shen et al. 2010 Silicon effects on photosynthesis and antioxidant parameters of soybean seedlings under drought and ultraviolet-B radiation Sugarcane (Saccharum Aluminum Fox et al. 1967 Soil and plant silicon and silicate response by sugarcane officinarum) Wheat (Triticum aestivum) Boron Gunes et al. 2007 Silicon increases boron tolerance and reduces oxidative damage of wheat grown in soil with excess boron Wheat (Triticum aestivum) Cold Liang et al. 2008 Role of silicon in enhancing resistance to freezing stress in two contrasting winter wheat cultivars Wheat (Triticum aestivum) Drought Pei et al. 2010 Silicon improves the tolerance to water-deficit stress induced by polyethylene glycol in wheat Wheat (Triticum aestivum) Drought Gong et al. 2005 Silicon alleviates oxidative damage of wheat plants in pots under drought Wheat (Triticum aestivum) Drought Gong et al. 2003 Effects of silicon on growth of wheat under drought Wheat (Triticum aestivum) Salt Ahmad et al. 1992 Role of silicon in salt tolerance of wheat Wheat (Triticum aestivum) Salt Tuna et al. 2008 Silicon improves salinity tolerance in wheat plants Wheat (Triticum aestivum) Salt Tahir et al. 2006 Beneficial effects of silicon in wheat Wheat (Triticum aestivum) Salt Saqib et al. 2008 Silicon-mediated improvement in the salt resistance of wheat results from increased sodium exclusion and resistance to oxidati Zucchini (Cucurbita pepo) Salt Savvas et al. 2009 Silicon supply in soilless cultivations of zucchini alleviates stress induced by salinity and powdery mildew infections

TABLE 4 Details of experimental evidence provided in the reports demonstrating the beneficial effects of silicon amendment on agronomical performance in different plant species Table 4. Agronomical Crop parameter Reference Title of the article Alfalfa (Medicago sativa) Plant growth Guo et al. 2006 Effect of silicon on the morphology of shoots and roots of alfalfa Augustinegrass (Stenotaphrum Plant growth Brecht et al. 2004 Influence of silicon and chlorothalonil on the suppression of gray secundatum) leaf spot and increase plant growth in St. Augustinegrass Banana (Musa × paradisiaca) Plant growth Henriet et al. 2006 Effects, distribution and uptake of silicon in banana Barley (Hordeum vulgare) Yield Williams et al. 1957 The effect of silicon on yield and manganese-54 uptake and distribution in the leaves of barley plants grown in culture solutions Cereals Seedling growth Hossain et al. 2002 Growth promotion and an increase in cell wall extensibility by silicon in rice and some other Poaceae seedlings Cucumber (Cucumis sativus) Plant growth Miyake et al. 1983 Effect of silicon on the growth of solution-cultured cucumber plant Cucumber (Cucumis sativus) Phosphorus uptake Marschner et al. 1990 Growth enhancement by silicon in cucumber plants depends on imbalance in phosphorus and zinc supply Cucumber (Cucumis sativus) Plant growth Miyake et al. 1983 Effect of silicon on the growth of cucumber plant in soil culture Pine (Pinus taeda) Seedling growth Emadian et al. 1989 Growth Enhancement of Loblolly Pine Seedlings by Silicon Rice (Oryza sativa) Lodging Idris et al. 1975 The effect of silicon on lodging of rice in presence of added nitrogen Rice (Oryza sativa) Phosphorus uptake Ma et al. 1990 Effect of silicon on the growth and phosphorus uptake of rice Rice (Oryza sativa) Plant growth Ma et al. 1989 Effect of silicon on the growth of rice plant at different growth stages Rice (Oryza sativa) Reproductive Inanaga et al. 2002 Effect of silicon application on reproductive growth of rice plant growth Rice (Oryza sativa) Seedling growth Sistani et al. 1997 Effect of rice hull ash silicon on rice seedling growth Rice (Oryza sativa) Yield Deren et al. 1994 Silicon concentration, disease response, and yield components of rice genotypes grown on flooded organic histosols Rice (Oryza sativa) Yield, growth, grain Korndörfer et al. 1999 Influence of silicon on grain discoloration and upland rice grown quality on four savanna soils of Brazil Sugarcane (Saccharum officinarum) Plant growth Matichenkov et al. Silicon as a beneficial element for sugarcane 2002 Sunflower (Helianthus annuus) Plant growth Kamenidou et al. 2008 Silicon supplements affect horticultural traits of greenhouse- produced ornamental sunflowers

Method of Identifying

In accordance with a further embodiment of the present invention, there is provided a method for identifying a high Si accumulating soybean variety or lineage comprising the step of: a) obtaining a part of a soybean plant; and b) analyzing the part to detect a marker for soybean high Si uptake, the marker comprising nucleic acid comprising at least one single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) at a position on chromosome 16 from 33104446 bp to 35762786 bp; wherein when the marker is detected, the variety or lineage is identified as a high Si accumulator (for example, any marker selected from Tables 15-20 or markers in close proximity to).

Alternatively, in a particular embodiment, the invention provides a method of identifying or selecting a first soybean plant having increased Si uptake, the method comprising the steps of: a) isolating a nucleic acid from a first soybean plant; b) detecting in the nucleic acid the presence of a molecular marker that associates with increased Si uptake and wherein the molecular marker is: associated with a H1 haplotype; or located within 20 cM, 10 cM, ScM, 1 cM or 0.5 cM of a chromosomal interval corresponding to a genomic region from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 at about 92.6 cM to about 132 cM distance; or located from physical positions 33.15M base-pairs to 36.72M base-pairs as indicated on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip (PI372415A); and c) identifying or selecting the soybean plant on the basis of the presence of the molecular marker of b); thereby identifying or selecting a first soybean plant having increased Si uptake.

Particularly, this method is used in a commercial soybean plant breeding program More particularly, this the detecting step in this method comprises detecting at least one allelic form of a polymorphic simple sequence repeat (SSR) or a single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP). Most particularly, the detecting comprises amplifying the marker locus or a portion of the marker locus and detecting the resulting amplified marker amplicon (for e.g. a amplicon generated by a primer pair selected from SEQ ID NO. 12, 13 and 278-495).

In accordance with a particular embodiment of the method for identifying or selecting further comprises the step where the chromosome interval associated with increased Si uptake is introgressed into a second soybean plant or germplasm to produce an introgressed soybean plant or germplasm having increased Si uptake wherein the introgressed soybean plant further comprises at least one of: a) a SNP marker selected from the group consisting of: A(33673022), G(33673483), C(33681630), T(33682500), G(33683047), and C(33683049) on genes Glyma30000 or 30020; b) a marker corresponding to a genomic region from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 at about 92.6 cM to about 132 cM distance or c) from physical positions 33.15M base-pairs to 36.72M base-pairs, or portion thereof as indicated on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip (PI372415A).

Still, according to this method, the second soybean plant or germplasm displays low Si uptake as compared to the first soybean plant or germplasm, wherein the introgressed soybean plant or germplasm displays increased Si uptake as compared to the second plant or germplasm. Particularly, the second soybean plant or germplasm comprises an elite soybean strain or an exotic soybean strain,

In accordance with a particular aspect, the method of identifying may also comprise electronically transmitting or electronically storing data representing the detected allele or molecular marker in a computer readable medium. Still, particularly, the molecular marker or allele is determined using TASSEL, GeneFlow, or MapManager-QTX software.

Particularly, at least one parental line of the plant may be selected or identified by a molecular marker associated with a nucleic acid as defined herein.

Markers

In particular, the present invention provides at least one marker indicative of high Si uptake for soybean or other plants, particularly located from 33.15 Mb pairs to 36.72 Mb pairs of the Williams82 reference genome. This marker is useful for developing and identifying a soybean plant that has, or has been modified to achieve, high Si uptake.

Still, particularly, the plant originates from a parental line that was selected or identified by a molecular marker located within 20 cM, 10 cM, 5 cM, 1 cM or 0.5 cM of the chromosomal interval, wherein the molecular marker is associated with Si accumulation in the plant, more particularly, high Si accumulation.

According to a particular embodiment, the marker corresponds to: a genomic region from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 at about 92.6 cM to about 132 cM distance; or a genomic region from physical positions 33.15M base-pairs to 36.72M base-pairs, or portion thereof as indicated on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip (PI372415A). Alternatively the marker corresponds to a SNP selected from the group consisting of: A(33673022), G(33673483), C(33681630), T(33682500), G(33683047), and C(33683049) of genes glyma16g:30000 or glyma16g:30020.

Alternatively, the molecular marker is located within 20 cM, 10 cM, 5 cM, 1 cM or 0.5 cM of a single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) marker associated with increased Si accumulation selected from the group consisting of: G(33672717), A(33673022), G(33673483), C(33681630), T(33681946), T(33681961), T(33682500), G(33683047), C(33683049) and any marker indicated in Tables 15-18 as indicated on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip (PI372415A).

More particularly, this marker is a nucleic acid that may include a single nucleotide polymorphism selected from the group consisting of: SNP605 (33104446 bp), SNP606 (33527064 bp), SNP607 (33595090 bp), SNP608 (33802005 bp), SNP609 (35218844 bp) and SNP610 (35762786 bp) as found in chromosome 16 of Hikmok sorip.

In particular, the molecular marker is a single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP), a quantitative trait locus (QTL), an amplified fragment length polymorphism (AFLP), randomly amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD), a restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) or a microsatellite.

The genomic region on chromosome 16 corresponding to the markers found is as defined by SEQ ID NO.1. Table 5 lists the high silicon accumulator region from chromosome 16 of Hikmok sorip soybean plant and the corresponding putative gene start and end codons as defined by SEQ ID NO.1.

TABLE 5 List of potential genes present at Hisil region on chromosome 16 from 33104446 bp to 35762786 bp from Hikmok sorip Gene Name Transcript Name Gene Start (bp) Gene End (bp) Glyma16g29287 Glyma16g29287.1 33117480 33118554 Glyma16g29300 Glyma16g29300.2 33121274 33125742 Glyma16g29300 Glyma16g29300.3 33121274 33125742 Glyma16g29315 Glyma16g29315.1 33140575 33145668 Glyma16g29315 Glyma16g29315.2 33140601 33145666 Glyma16g29330 Glyma16g29330.1 33163898 33165670 Glyma16g29340 Glyma16g29340.1 33176754 33178509 Glyma16g29370 Glyma16g29370.1 33191101 33193066 Glyma16g29380 Glyma16g29380.1 33209634 33211251 Glyma16g29400 Glyma16g29400.1 33218464 33219888 Glyma16g29411 Glyma16g29411.1 33224507 33241114 Glyma16g29420 Glyma16g29420.1 33235180 33237175 Glyma16g29430 Glyma16g29430.1 33242250 33244325 Glyma16g29440 Glyma16g29440.3 33245292 33252887 Glyma16g29440 Glyma16g29440.4 33245292 33252887 Glyma16g29440 Glyma16g29440.2 33245292 33252887 Glyma16g29450 Glyma16g29450.3 33263382 33267806 Glyma16g29450 Glyma16g29450.1 33263382 33267786 Glyma16g29450 Glyma16g29450.4 33263382 33267786 Glyma16g29463 Glyma16g29463.1 33270817 33271810 Glyma16g29476 Glyma16g29476.1 33275084 33279607 Glyma16g29490 Glyma16g29490.2 33293375 33297776 Glyma16g29490 Glyma16g29490.3 33293375 33297776 Glyma16g29501 Glyma16g29501.1 33312431 33313552 Glyma16g29510 Glyma16g29510.1 33317104 33319767 Glyma16g29520 Glyma16g29520.2 33321294 33325497 Glyma16g29541 Glyma16g29541.1 33336584 33343085 Glyma16g29561 Glyma16g29561.1 33345959 33347937 Glyma16g29580 Glyma16g29580.1 33354370 33360885 Glyma16g29590 Glyma16g29590.4 33362742 33365896 Glyma16g29590 Glyma16g29590.3 33362742 33365896 Glyma16g29600 Glyma16g29600.2 33366648 33373909 Glyma16g29600 Glyma16g29600.3 33366648 33373909 Glyma16g29611 Glyma16g29611.1 33375473 33380054 Glyma16g29620 Glyma16g29620.1 33382294 33383795 Glyma16g29630 Glyma16g29630.1 33385941 33388630 Glyma16g29640 Glyma16g29640.1 33391337 33392933 Glyma16g29650 Glyma16g29650.2 33404884 33406256 Glyma16g29650 Glyma16g29650.1 33404884 33406256 Glyma16g29661 Glyma16g29661.1 33409758 33410957 Glyma16g29670 Glyma16g29670.1 33413333 33414359 Glyma16g29680 Glyma16g29680.2 33416009 33417784 Glyma16g29690 Glyma16g29690.1 33423741 33425662 Glyma16g29690 Glyma16g29690.2 33423741 33425662 Glyma16g29701 Glyma16g29701.1 33428773 33429954 Glyma16g29710 Glyma16g29710.1 33432555 33433447 Glyma16g29720 Glyma16g29720.1 33439338 33441275 Glyma16g29740 Glyma16g29740.1 33444567 33451843 Glyma16g29750 Glyma16g29750.1 33452984 33456955 Glyma16g29760 Glyma16g29760.1 33457391 33463325 Glyma16g29760 Glyma16g29760.2 33457391 33463325 Glyma16g29780 Glyma16g29780.1 33465753 33469045 Glyma16g29790 Glyma16g29790.1 33472525 33475361 Glyma16g29810 Glyma16g29810.2 33488916 33490567 Glyma16g29841 Glyma16g29841.1 33495788 33498544 Glyma16g29841 Glyma16g29841.2 33495788 33498544 Glyma16g29841 Glyma16g29841.3 33495836 33498541 Glyma16g29841 Glyma16g29841.4 33495940 33498153 Glyma16g29830 Glyma16g29830.1 33497194 33497346 Glyma16g29850 Glyma16g29850.2 33500401 33502384 Glyma16g29860 Glyma16g29860.1 33504174 33508434 Glyma16g29860 Glyma16g29860.2 33504174 33508434 Glyma16g29870 Glyma16g29870.2 33513548 33516668 Glyma16g29880 Glyma16g29880.2 33521922 33522569 Glyma16g29890 Glyma16g29890.1 33525365 33530003 Glyma16g29900 Glyma16g29900.1 33539909 33542679 Glyma16g29910 Glyma16g29910.2 33567442 33572345 Glyma16g29910 Glyma16g29910.3 33567460 33572332 Glyma16g29910 Glyma16g29910.1 33567460 33572332 Glyma16g29920 Glyma16g29920.2 33580523 33584738 Glyma16g29920 Glyma16g29920.1 33580799 33584738 Glyma16g29930 Glyma16g29930.2 33589335 33590105 Glyma16g29950 Glyma16g29950.1 33596241 33597276 Glyma16g29960 Glyma16g29960.1 33608683 33612574 Glyma16g29980 Glyma16g29980.2 33632785 33637232 Glyma16g29990 Glyma16g29990.2 33650887 33653599 Glyma16g30000 Glyma16g30000.1 33667117 33674724 Glyma16g30000 Glyma16g30000.2 33670072 33674724 Glyma16g30020 Glyma16g30020.2 33680052 33684676 Glyma16g30030 Glyma16g30030.1 33692439 33700420 Glyma16g30041 Glyma16g30041.1 33705120 33711897 Glyma16g30050 Glyma16g30050.3 33719023 33724462 Glyma16g30060 Glyma16g30060.1 33727942 33736003 Glyma16g30070 Glyma16g30070.2 33738529 33744838 Glyma16g30081 Glyma16g30081.3 33748982 33756820 Glyma16g30081 Glyma16g30081.8 33748982 33756820 Glyma16g30081 Glyma16g30081.2 33748982 33756820 Glyma16g30081 Glyma16g30081.7 33748982 33756820 Glyma16g30081 Glyma16g30081.4 33748982 33756820 Glyma16g30081 Glyma16g30081.11 33748982 33756820 Glyma16g30081 Glyma16g30081.12 33748982 33756820 Glyma16g30081 Glyma16g30081.5 33748982 33756820 Glyma16g30081 Glyma16g30081.9 33748982 33756820 Glyma16g30081 Glyma16g30081.10 33748982 33756820 Glyma16g30081 Glyma16g30081.6 33748982 33756820 Glyma16g30081 Glyma16g30081.1 33748982 33756820 Glyma16g30090 Glyma16g30090.1 33757760 33758933 Glyma16g30100 Glyma16g30100.2 33761031 33770049 Glyma16g30110 Glyma16g30110.1 33767168 33767729 Glyma16g30120 Glyma16g30120.3 33776196 33781762 Glyma16g30120 Glyma16g30120.4 33776196 33780563 Glyma16g30120 Glyma16g30120.1 33776196 33781762 Glyma16g30130 Glyma16g30130.3 33787390 33791448 Glyma16g30130 Glyma16g30130.2 33787390 33791448 Glyma16g30130 Glyma16g30130.1 33787390 33790230 Glyma16g30140 Glyma16g30140.1 33792950 33798397 Glyma16g30160 Glyma16g30160.2 33800079 33806673 Glyma16g30160 Glyma16g30160.5 33800079 33806706 Glyma16g30160 Glyma16g30160.6 33800079 33806673 Glyma16g30160 Glyma16g30160.8 33800079 33806706 Glyma16g30160 Glyma16g30160.4 33800079 33806706 Glyma16g30160 Glyma16g30160.3 33800079 33806673 Glyma16g30160 Glyma16g30160.7 33800079 33806706 Glyma16g30160 Glyma16g30160.1 33800079 33806673 Glyma16g30171 Glyma16g30171.1 33810198 33825843 Glyma16g30180 Glyma16g30180.1 33826554 33831319 Glyma16g30190 Glyma16g30190.2 33833508 33853555 Glyma16g30190 Glyma16g30190.1 33833508 33853573 Glyma16g30200 Glyma16g30200.2 33866910 33870690 Glyma16g30226 Glyma16g30226.1 33896142 33899032 Glyma16g30253 Glyma16g30253.1 33916604 33918157 Glyma16g30280 Glyma16g30280.2 33946050 33949661 Glyma16g30300 Glyma16g30300.2 33962631 33965663 Glyma16g30313 Glyma16g30313.1 33970078 33977963 Glyma16g30326 Glyma16g30326.1 33971597 33975074 Glyma16g30340 Glyma16g30340.2 33981493 33984969 Glyma16g30350 Glyma16g30350.2 34010075 34013595 Glyma16g30363 Glyma16g30363.1 34027748 34030346 Glyma16g30376 Glyma16g30376.1 34039150 34040734 Glyma16g30390 Glyma16g30390.2 34047074 34050258 Glyma16g30410 Glyma16g30410.2 34061204 34063904 Glyma16g30420 Glyma16g30420.2 34065972 34067637 Glyma16g30430 Glyma16g30430.2 34068410 34069518 Glyma16g30440 Glyma16g30440.2 34074623 34078309 Glyma16g30470 Glyma16g30470.2 34085996 34093659 Glyma16g30480 Glyma16g30480.1 34098513 34101191 Glyma16g30510 Glyma16g30510.2 34109171 34112170 Glyma16g30521 Glyma16g30521.1 34119569 34122367 Glyma16g30531 Glyma16g30531.1 34126143 34128364 Glyma16g30540 Glyma16g30540.2 34131280 34134472 Glyma16g30550 Glyma16g30550.1 34141781 34142371 Glyma16g30561 Glyma16g30561.1 34144846 34147584 Glyma16g30570 Glyma16g30570.2 34152774 34157131 Glyma16g30590 Glyma16g30590.2 34164509 34167564 Glyma16g30600 Glyma16g30600.2 34174100 34176898 Glyma16g30616 Glyma16g30616.1 34180572 34181194 Glyma16g30616 Glyma16g30616.2 34180572 34183280 Glyma16g30633 Glyma16g30633.1 34187958 34190245 Glyma16g30650 Glyma16g30650.2 34203165 34206147 Glyma16g30665 Glyma16g30665.1 34215892 34218959 Glyma16g30681 Glyma16g30681.1 34225159 34226075 Glyma16g30695 Glyma16g30695.1 34227416 34230758 Glyma16g30711 Glyma16g30711.1 34237913 34239715 Glyma16g30725 Glyma16g30725.1 34245189 34245914 Glyma16g30741 Glyma16g30741.1 34250763 34253567 Glyma16g30755 Glyma16g30755.1 34260057 34262063 Glyma16g30771 Glyma16g30771.1 34270990 34273566 Glyma16g30785 Glyma16g30785.1 34277297 34289608 Glyma16g30801 Glyma16g30801.1 34299880 34303752 Glyma16g30815 Glyma16g30815.1 34304254 34321039 Glyma16g30830 Glyma16g30830.2 34327790 34330278 Glyma16g30845 Glyma16g30845.1 34343103 34345507 Glyma16g30860 Glyma16g30860.2 34350267 34353513 Glyma16g30875 Glyma16g30875.1 34360118 34363708 Glyma16g30890 Glyma16g30890.1 34367958 34370189 Glyma16g30901 Glyma16g30901.1 34379874 34380816 Glyma16g30911 Glyma16g30911.1 34382570 34385836 Glyma16g30921 Glyma16g30921.1 34392915 34395142 Glyma16g30931 Glyma16g30931.1 34413874 34423850 Glyma16g30941 Glyma16g30941.1 34420445 34440658 Glyma16g30950 Glyma16g30950.2 34443330 34446271 Glyma16g30961 Glyma16g30961.1 34453769 34458986 Glyma16g30972 Glyma16g30972.1 34456414 34463881 Glyma16g30984 Glyma16g30984.1 34464676 34469018 Glyma16g30996 Glyma16g30996.1 34466336 34466572 Glyma16g31008 Glyma16g31008.1 34474322 34475303 Glyma16g31020 Glyma16g31020.2 34483428 34491541 Glyma16g31030 Glyma16g31030.2 34494095 34496893 Glyma16g31040 Glyma16g31040.2 34500758 34501087 Glyma16g31060 Glyma16g31060.2 34512137 34515667 Glyma16g31081 Glyma16g31081.1 34526372 34529015 Glyma16g31101 Glyma16g31101.1 34533563 34534851 Glyma16g31120 Glyma16g31120.2 34550423 34557696 Glyma16g31130 Glyma16g31130.1 34561725 34562879 Glyma16g31140 Glyma16g31140.2 34586468 34589865 Glyma16g31180 Glyma16g31180.2 34618840 34621584 Glyma16g31210 Glyma16g31210.2 34645941 34648739 Glyma16g31220 Glyma16g31220.2 34651183 34652734 Glyma16g31220 Glyma16g31220.3 34651183 34652734 Glyma16g31231 Glyma16g31231.4 34653118 34667155 Glyma16g31231 Glyma16g31231.3 34653118 34667155 Glyma16g31241 Glyma16g31241.1 34654850 34655666 Glyma16g31231 Glyma16g31231.2 34660035 34667155 Glyma16g31231 Glyma16g31231.1 34660035 34667155 Glyma16g31250 Glyma16g31250.1 34669813 34673540 Glyma16g31260 Glyma16g31260.1 34677365 34679392 Glyma16g31270 Glyma16g31270.3 34682085 34683529 Glyma16g31270 Glyma16g31270.1 34682085 34683529 Glyma16g31270 Glyma16g31270.2 34682544 34683529 Glyma16g31280 Glyma16g31280.1 34699439 34702318 Glyma16g31280 Glyma16g31280.2 34699439 34702318 Glyma16g31290 Glyma16g31290.1 34702979 34706487 Glyma16g31310 Glyma16g31310.2 34718954 34724418 Glyma16g31310 Glyma16g31310.3 34718954 34724418 Glyma16g31320 Glyma16g31320.1 34726089 34733867 Glyma16g31331 Glyma16g31331.1 34735450 34739788 Glyma16g31341 Glyma16g31341.1 34744896 34749567 Glyma16g31350 Glyma16g31350.2 34767912 34769477 Glyma16g31360 Glyma16g31360.2 34788417 34791395 Glyma16g31370 Glyma16g31370.2 34797428 34801525 Glyma16g31385 Glyma16g31385.1 34803261 34803842 Glyma16g31401 Glyma16g31401.1 34804278 34806566 Glyma16g31415 Glyma16g31415.1 34812089 34814921 Glyma16g31431 Glyma16g31431.1 34819229 34820385 Glyma16g31445 Glyma16g31445.1 34826067 34830437 Glyma16g31461 Glyma16g31461.1 34834622 34846900 Glyma16g31475 Glyma16g31475.1 34855375 34856025 Glyma16g31490 Glyma16g31490.1 34876162 34879472 Glyma16g31510 Glyma16g31510.2 34896690 34899605 Glyma16g31540 Glyma16g31540.2 34904513 34905951 Glyma16g31551 Glyma16g31551.1 34908930 34910778 Glyma16g31560 Glyma16g31560.2 34917788 34920680 Glyma16g31571 Glyma16g31571.1 34923276 34923578 Glyma16g31580 Glyma16g31580.2 34925971 34927766 Glyma16g31591 Glyma16g31591.1 34933244 34934152 Glyma16g31600 Glyma16g31600.2 34938490 34941771 Glyma16g31611 Glyma16g31611.1 34943360 34950329 Glyma16g31620 Glyma16g31620.2 34950787 34955126 Glyma16g31630 Glyma16g31630.2 34958517 34961556 Glyma16g31647 Glyma16g31647.1 34974721 34977976 Glyma16g31664 Glyma16g31664.1 34984443 34988916 Glyma16g31682 Glyma16g31682.1 34984790 34986122 Glyma16g31700 Glyma16g31700.2 34995984 34999108 Glyma16g31712 Glyma16g31712.1 35003517 35006525 Glyma16g31724 Glyma16g31724.1 35017391 35030565 Glyma16g31736 Glyma16g31736.1 35044545 35045905 Glyma16g31748 Glyma16g31748.1 35047856 35049836 Glyma16g31760 Glyma16g31760.2 35056954 35061145 Glyma16g31780 Glyma16g31780.2 35065425 35065778 Glyma16g31790 Glyma16g31790.2 35068379 35071542 Glyma16g31800 Glyma16g31800.2 35078773 35082273 Glyma16g31820 Glyma16g31820.2 35095991 35103464 Glyma16g31840 Glyma16g31840.2 35108885 35110857 Glyma16g31851 Glyma16g31851.1 35120596 35126759 Glyma16g31862 Glyma16g31862.2 35127702 35135066 Glyma16g31862 Glyma16g31862.6 35127702 35135025 Glyma16g31862 Glyma16g31862.1 35127702 35136429 Glyma16g31862 Glyma16g31862.5 35127702 35135025 Glyma16g31862 Glyma16g31862.4 35127702 35136429 Glyma16g31862 Glyma16g31862.3 35127702 35135066 Glyma16g31873 Glyma16g31873.1 35135542 35139375 Glyma16g31884 Glyma16g31884.1 35137172 35137823 Glyma16g31896 Glyma16g31896.1 35145762 35146782 Glyma16g31908 Glyma16g31908.2 35161155 35166736 Glyma16g31908 Glyma16g31908.1 35161247 35166736 Glyma16g31908 Glyma16g31908.3 35161247 35166736 Glyma16g31920 Glyma16g31920.1 35168787 35173247 Glyma16g31930 Glyma16g31930.2 35174993 35176036 Glyma16g31936 Glyma16g31936.1 35180966 35181906 Glyma16g31942 Glyma16g31942.1 35181912 35186830 Glyma16g31949 Glyma16g31949.1 35182912 35184891 Glyma16g31956 Glyma16g31956.1 35187593 35188254 Glyma16g31963 Glyma16g31963.1 35188890 35190443 Glyma16g31970 Glyma16g31970.1 35193211 35194159 Glyma16g31980 Glyma16g31980.5 35195308 35201419 Glyma16g31980 Glyma16g31980.4 35195308 35201419 Glyma16g31980 Glyma16g31980.6 35195322 35201419 Glyma16g31980 Glyma16g31980.7 35195322 35201419 Glyma16g31980 Glyma16g31980.8 35197420 35201419 Glyma16g31980 Glyma16g31980.11 35197420 35201419 Glyma16g31980 Glyma16g31980.9 35197420 35201419 Glyma16g31980 Glyma16g31980.10 35197420 35201419 Glyma16g31990 Glyma16g31990.1 35202968 35208716 Glyma16g31990 Glyma16g31990.3 35202988 35208716 Glyma16g31990 Glyma16g31990.2 35203113 35208716 Glyma16g32000 Glyma16g32000.1 35212289 35215006 Glyma16g32010 Glyma16g32010.1 35215939 35218572 Glyma16g32022 Glyma16g32022.1 35225028 35236073 Glyma16g32034 Glyma16g32034.1 35227845 35230577 Glyma16g32046 Glyma16g32046.2 35243719 35246547 Glyma16g32046 Glyma16g32046.1 35243719 35246547 Glyma16g32058 Glyma16g32058.1 35245500 35245851 Glyma16g32070 Glyma16g32070.1 35256457 35258288 Glyma16g32080 Glyma16g32080.4 35274147 35275762 Glyma16g32080 Glyma16g32080.3 35274147 35275762 Glyma16g32090 Glyma16g32090.1 35278581 35286898 Glyma16g32121 Glyma16g32121.2 35305441 35308719 Glyma16g32121 Glyma16g32121.1 35305441 35308719 Glyma16g32110 Glyma16g32110.1 35305462 35306107 Glyma16g32121 Glyma16g32121.4 35305462 35308701 Glyma16g32121 Glyma16g32121.3 35305462 35308701 Glyma16g32130 Glyma16g32130.5 35310409 35317298 Glyma16g32130 Glyma16g32130.3 35310409 35316403 Glyma16g32130 Glyma16g32130.4 35310409 35316886 Glyma16g32130 Glyma16g32130.2 35310409 35316403 Glyma16g32150 Glyma16g32150.1 35328496 35331807 Glyma16g32161 Glyma16g32161.1 35337880 35343544 Glyma16g32170 Glyma16g32170.1 35347974 35348867 Glyma16g32180 Glyma16g32180.2 35351288 35358069 Glyma16g32196 Glyma16g32196.1 35366791 35369264 Glyma16g32196 Glyma16g32196.2 35366791 35369264 Glyma16g32190 Glyma16g32190.1 35366950 35368897 Glyma16g32196 Glyma16g32196.3 35367707 35369264 Glyma16g32203 Glyma16g32203.1 35375597 35378168 Glyma16g32210 Glyma16g32210.1 35379222 35380970 Glyma16g32220 Glyma16g32220.1 35381367 35384474 Glyma16g32230 Glyma16g32230.1 35394552 35398580 Glyma16g32236 Glyma16g32236.2 35400692 35405759 Glyma16g32236 Glyma16g32236.1 35400692 35405759 Glyma16g32243 Glyma16g32243.1 35406930 35407139 Glyma16g32250 Glyma16g32250.1 35408840 35416022 Glyma16g32260 Glyma16g32260.2 35417721 35425030 Glyma16g32260 Glyma16g32260.1 35417721 35425030 Glyma16g32270 Glyma16g32270.2 35425055 35430939 Glyma16g32270 Glyma16g32270.3 35425055 35430939 Glyma16g32270 Glyma16g32270.1 35425177 35430891 Glyma16g32280 Glyma16g32280.2 35440162 35442849 Glyma16g32280 Glyma16g32280.1 35440162 35442849 Glyma16g32290 Glyma16g32290.1 35454865 35457541 Glyma16g32290 Glyma16g32290.2 35454865 35457541 Glyma16g32300 Glyma16g32300.2 35488415 35490103 Glyma16g32311 Glyma16g32311.1 35503073 35516852 Glyma16g32321 Glyma16g32321.2 35526837 35530790 Glyma16g32321 Glyma16g32321.1 35526837 35530790 Glyma16g32330 Glyma16g32330.1 35538228 35539639 Glyma16g32340 Glyma16g32340.2 35541179 35546270 Glyma16g32360 Glyma16g32360.1 35552398 35557322 Glyma16g32360 Glyma16g32360.3 35552401 35557156 Glyma16g32370 Glyma16g32370.1 35558691 35564779 Glyma16g32380 Glyma16g32380.1 35567986 35569243 Glyma16g32390 Glyma16g32390.1 35568177 35571909 Glyma16g32400 Glyma16g32400.1 35579749 35582107 Glyma16g32410 Glyma16g32410.1 35581736 35582053 Glyma16g32420 Glyma16g32420.2 35584421 35587867 Glyma16g32430 Glyma16g32430.1 35590370 35592994 Glyma16g32440 Glyma16g32440.1 35598614 35599743 Glyma16g32450 Glyma16g32450.2 35604237 35604446 Glyma16g32470 Glyma16g32470.2 35617324 35619664 Glyma16g32480 Glyma16g32480.1 35624252 35630761 Glyma16g32480 Glyma16g32480.2 35624252 35630761 Glyma16g32490 Glyma16g32490.1 35634515 35637657 Glyma16g32500 Glyma16g32500.2 35647927 35652132 Glyma16g32510 Glyma16g32510.4 35660223 35664653 Glyma16g32510 Glyma16g32510.8 35660223 35664653 Glyma16g32510 Glyma16g32510.7 35660223 35664653 Glyma16g32510 Glyma16g32510.6 35660223 35664653 Glyma16g32510 Glyma16g32510.5 35661377 35664653 Glyma16g32530 Glyma16g32530.1 35669990 35674391 Glyma16g32540 Glyma16g32540.1 35676577 35684221 Glyma16g32540 Glyma16g32540.2 35676581 35684221 Glyma16g32550 Glyma16g32550.2 35716377 35717742 Glyma16g32560 Glyma16g32560.1 35727559 35729561 Glyma16g32571 Glyma16g32571.1 35733139 35734235 Glyma16g32580 Glyma16g32580.2 35747649 35752613 Note: The physical position of markers on chromosome 16 (in Mb or bp) is based on publicly available Williams82 reference line (SOYBASE); Soybean genome assembly from JGI release 8. Based on the original Glyma v1 (January 2012).

In one embodiment of the invention a HiSil plant may be produced, selected or identified through the introduction or detection of a gene listed in Table 5. Particularly, any of genes Glyma16g29990, Glyma16g30000, Glyma16g30020. In another embodiment about 2 kilobases, 1 kilobase or 0.5 kilobase pairs upstream from the genes listed in Table 5 may be utilized as a promoter to facilitate gene expression in a cell. Particularly, 2, 1 or 0.5 kilobases upstream of the 5′ starting codon of any one of Glyma16g29990, Glyma16g30000, Glyma16g30020 may be used as a root-preferred promoter region. In this aspect any promoter sequence as described or any expression cassette comprising said promoter region and any plant comprising the resulting expression cassette.

A set of five markers in the HiSil region was developed for the discriminant detection of HiSil gene in a segregating population. A first marker called HiSil-Del was designed based on a large deletion (˜286 bp, Gm16:33,712,274 to 33,712,559) present in the cultivar Hikmok sorip when compared to the Wlliams82 reference genome. The HiSil-Del is tightly linked to HiSil since it is separated by a distance of only 28 Kb. Because of the large size difference in PCR amplicons, the marker HiSil-Del can be used to screen the presence of HiSil even using agarose gel electrophoresis.

In accordance with a further aspect to the invention, four gene markers specific to the HiSil gene (including three deletions and one insertion) were developed. Particularly, these markers can be defined by SEQ ID NO. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11.

In addition, four other gene-specific markers, including three deletions and one insertion were developed. These markers are helpful to follow the HiSil gene in segregating progenies and can be used to identify the gene in any new sources of germplasm. Particularly, these markers can be defined as HiSil-dell; HiSil-de12; HiSil-de13b, HiSil-insl and HiSil-Del and are capable to be amplified and identified with the following primer sequences: SEQ ID NO. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11.

In accordance with a further aspect of the invention, there is provided Cleaved Amplified Polymorphic Sequences (CAPS) markers linked to the HiSil gene. These markers are specifically cleaved by a restriction enzyme to yield distinct fragments in the HiSil gene. Particularly, these markers can be defined as HiSil-Mboll_F or HiSil-Mboll_R, and are capable to amplified and identified with the following sequences: SEQ ID NO. 12 and 13.

Nucleic Acids and Proteins Sequences

In accordance with the different aspect of the invention, the genomic region comprising the HiSil gene corresponds to the region defined by SEQ ID NO.1, or can be defined as 14 or 16 or a portion thereof.

TABLE 6 List of Williams & Hikmok sequences SEQ ID. No. Variety Definition 1 Williams Glyma16g: HiSil region 33104446 . . . 35762786 14 Hikmok Glyma16g: 30020; CDS 577172 . . . 579696 15 Hikmok Glyma16g: 30020 protein 16 Hikmok Glyma16g30000 CDS 567613 . . . 569933 17 Hikmok Glyma16g: 300000 protein 18 Williams82 Glyma16g: 30000: partial promoter 19 Williams82 Glyma16g: 30000: putative promoter 20 Williams82 Glyma16g: 30020: putative promoter 21 Williams 82 Glyma16g: 30000 CDS 22 Williams 82 Glyma16g: 30000 protein 23 Williams 82 Glyma16g: 30020; CDS 24 Williams82 Glyma16g: 30020 protein 25 Hikmok Glyma16g: 30000: 564321 . . . 567612 putative promoter 26 Hikmok Glyma16g: 30020: 573723 . . . 577171 putative promoter

Still, in accordance with a particular embodiment of the method for identifying, the amplifying comprises: a) admixing an amplification primer or amplification primer pair with a nucleic acid isolated from the first soybean plant or germplasm, wherein the primer or primer pair is complementary or partially complementary to at least a portion of the marker locus, and is capable of initiating DNA polymerization by a DNA polymerase using the soybean nucleic acid as a template; and, b) extending the primer or primer pair in a DNA polymerization reaction comprising a DNA polymerase and a template nucleic acid to generate at least one amplicon. Particuarly, the nucleic acid is selected from DNA or RNA.

According to a particular embodiment of the method ofr identifying, the amplifying step comprises employing a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) or ligase chain reaction (LCR) using a nucleic acid isolated from the first soybean plant or germplasm as a template in the PCR or LCR.

TABLE 7 List of primer sequences for gene markers SEQ ID. No. Primer_ID Primer Sequence 2 HiSil-del1_F GAATTTTAAGTCAACAGACATGCAC 3 HiSil-del1_R TTTCACGGTAAAAATTATCACCAAC 4 HiSil-del2_F GCAGGGAGGCAACAAATTAACAAAC 5 HiSil-del2_R TGTTTCACAATCTTTCTTCTCACACAC 6 HiSil-del3b_F GGAGGATCGCGACCATCATACTTTC 7 HiSil-del3b_R TTCCACACCCTCACACATGATTGTA 8 HiSil-ins1_F TGTCGCGTTAAATTCGTATGTTTG 9 HiSil-ins1_R TCAAATTAAAGGCATGAGGATTTTGG 10 HiSil-Del_F CCCACATCATTTTGACTTAACACTAG 11 HiSil-Del_R TCTTCTTAGTTCTTAGATTCTCGCAC

In accordance with a further aspect of the invention, there is provided CAPS (Cleaved Amplified Polymorphic Sequences) markers linked to the HiSil gene. These markers are specifically cleaved by a restriction enzyme to yield distinct fragments in the Hisil gene of Hikmok sorip variety compared to the fragments in the wild-type gene of the Williams82 variety. Particularly, these markers can be found wih the use of the primers selected from: SEQ ID NO. 12-13 (Table 8), and 27-277 (Table 19) and probes selected from: SEQ ID NOs. 278-495 (Table 19).

TABLE 8 List of primer sequences for CAPS markers. SEQ ID No. Primer_ID Sequence 12 HiSil-Mboll_F CCTTTTATGTCTCTTCCGTTTGAAAAGC 13 HiSil-Mboll_R AAGTATGATGGTCGCGATCCTCCTCC Alleles & haplotypes

Allele mining was performed in 328 diverse soybean accessions belonging to different soybean maturity groups. Several haplotype groups were identified based on allelic variation in the coding sequences of Glyma16g:30000 and Glyma16g:30020.

In accordance with a further aspect of the invention, there is provided an H1 allele in the coding sequences of Glyma16g:30000 and Glyma16g:30020. Plants that carried the haplotype H1 were found to accumulate high levels of Si, thus confirming the association of haplotype H1 with high Si uptake capacity in soybean. Particularly, the H1 haplotype can be defined by at least one of a nucleic acid selected from the group consisting of: G (33672717), A (33673022), G (33673483), C (33681630), T (33681946), T (33681961), T (33682500), G (33683047), and C (33683049).

Five accessions were found to carry haplotype (H1) similar to Hikmok sorip. Plants from the entire set of accessions carrying haplotype H1 similar to Hikmok sorip were found to accumulate high levels of Si, thus confirming the association of haplotype H1 with high Si uptake capacity in soybean. The H1 and other haplotypes were defined by the single nucleotide variations present at positions 33672717, 33673022, 33673483, 33681630, 33681946, 33681961, 33682500, 33683047, and/or 33683049 of the HiSil gene (SEQ ID NO: 14 or 16). The nucleotides present at these positions are provided in Table 9. These haplotypes can be characterized by sequencing of the region, primers designed for the variation and several other techniques to detect variation, as is well known in the art.

TABLE 9 Nucleotides representative of haplotype H1 (i.e. Hikmok sorip) and amino acid changes. Glyma16g30000 Glyma16g30020 SEQ ID NO. 16 SEQ ID NO. 14 Haplo-group 33672717 33673022 33673483 33681630 33681946 33681961 33682500 33683047 33683049 H5 T T A T A C C C T (Williams 82) H1 G A G C T T T G C (Hikmok sorip) SEQ ID NO. 17 SEQ ID NO. 15 Amino Acid — L322H E431G L5P — — T295I L439V Change in H1

TABLE 10 Allelic variation for the three candidate genes identified in Hisil QTL governing Si accumulation in soybean SEQ ID. Synony- Non- No. mous Synonymous Amino acid (DNA, AA) Gene ID SNP SNP changes Glyma16g29990 2 — No difference 16, 17 Glyma16g30000 1 2 L322H, E431G 14, 15 Glyma16g30020 3 3 L5P, T295I, L439V

The HiSil protein sequence (SEQ ID NO. 15 or 17) has 57% homology with the low Si transporter 2 (Lsi2, efflux Si transporter) identified in rice (rice being a monocot). When looking at HiSil homologs in dicots (like soya), one can see around 70% homology. Therefore, the present invention encompasses plants comprising a HiSil protein sequence having greater than 60% homology to SEQ ID NO: 15 or 17 in monocots and greater than 70% homology to SEQ ID NO: 15 or 17 in dicots.

Alternatively, according to a particular embodiment of the invention, the plant comprises a H1 haplotype, provided that it is not Hikmok scrip.

Methods for Developing HiSil Soybean Varieties

Therefore, in accordance with a further embodiment, the present invention provides a method for developing a soybean variety with high silicon uptake, the method comprising the step of: a) crossing a first variety of soybean having low Si uptake with a second variety of soybean comprises a marker, wherein the marker comprises a nucleic acid comprising at least one single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) at a position on chromosome 16 from 33104446 bp to 35762786 bp; and b) selecting a progeny comprising the marker; wherein the progeny comprising the marker has high Si uptake.

Therefore, according to a further embodiment, the present invention provides a method for developing a soybean plant having high silicon uptake, the method comprising the step of: a) grafting a first variety of soybean having low Si uptake with a second variety of soybean having high Si uptake inasmuch as it comprises a nucleic acid sequence originating from a region on chromosome 16, from 33104446 bp to 35762786 bp.

Still, in accordance with an alternative embodiment, the present invention provides a method for genetically modifying a line of soybean having low Si uptake for the purpose of creating a line with high silicon uptake, the method comprising the step of introducing in the plant a nucleic acid originating from a region on chromosome 16 from 33104446 bp to 35762786 bp of i-iikmok scrip soybean variety (e.g. any gene selected from Table 5, particularly Glyma16g29990, Glyma16g30000, Glyma16g30020.

Methods for Producing a Si High Accumulation Plant

In accordance with a further alternative embodiment, the invention provides a method for producing a Glycine max plant having a HiSil trait, the method comprising the steps of: a) providing a first Glycine max plant line, or progeny thereof comprising an H1 haplotype; b) crossing the Glycine max plant provided in step a) with a second Glycine max plant; c) collecting the seeds resulting from the cross in step b); d) regenerating the seeds of c) into plants; e) providing one or more backcross generations by crossing the plants of step d) or selfed offspring thereof with Glycine max breeding material to provide backcross plants; f) selfing plants of step e) and growing the selfed seed into plants; g) evaluating the plants of step f) for high silicon uptake (i.e. HiSII trait); and h) identifying and selecting plants that are high accumulators of Si.

Alternatively, the present invention provides a method for producing seeds that result in Glycine max plants having a HiSil trait, the method comprising the steps of: a) providing a first Glycine max plant line, or progeny thereof comprising an H1 haplotype; b) crossing the Glycine max plant provided in step a) with a second Glycine max plant; c) collecting the seeds resulting from the cross in step b); d) regenerating the seeds of c) into plants; e) providing one or more backcross generations by crossing the plants of step d) or selfed offspring thereof with Glycine max breeding material to provide backcross plants; f) selfing plants of step e) and growing the selfed seed into plants; and g) selecting and identifying seeds that result in Glycine max plants that are high accumulators of Si. Particularly, the H1 haplotype Glycine max plant is selected from any one of: PI372415A, PI209332, PI404166, PI437655, PI89772, PI90763 or a progeny thereof.

According to a further alternative embodiment, the invention provides a method of producing a soybean plant having increased Si uptake, the method comprising the steps of: a) crossing a first Glycine max plant having high Si uptake with a second Glycine max plant having low Si uptake, wherein the first Glycine max plant comprises in its genome a chromosomal interval comprising a H1 haplotype; and b) producing a progeny plant from the plant cross of a), wherein the progeny plant comprises in its genome a chromosomal interval comprising a H1 haplotype; thereby producing a soybean plant having increased Si uptake. Particularly, the first Glycine max plant comprises a chromosomal interval associated with Si accumulation corresponding to a genomic region from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 as defined herein. Particuarly, the first Glycine max plant is any one of: PI372415A, PI209332, PI404166, PI437655, PI89772, PI90763 or a progeny thereof.

According to a particular embodiment, the first Glycine max plant comprises a Si concentration of at least about 1% Si concentration in leaf when the soybean variety is provided with a supply of Si at a concentration of about 0.8mM under hydroponic conditions. Particulary or alternatively, the second Glycine max plant having low Si uptake comprises a Si concentration less than 1% Si concentration in leaf when the plant is provided with a supply of Si at a concentration of about 0.8mM under hydroponic conditions.

In accordance with a further alternative embodiment, this method comprises further steps including: isolating a nucleic acid from the progeny plant of b); genotyping the nucleic acid for the presence of a molecular marker associated with Si accumulation in the plant, as defined herein.

In accordance with an alternative embodiment, the invention further provides a method of producing a Glycine max plant with high silicon uptake, the method comprising the steps of: a) isolating a nucleic acid from a Glycine max plant; b) genotyping the nucleic acid of a); c) identifying a plant as comprising at least one molecular marker associated with increased Si uptake as defined herein; and d) producing a Glycine max progeny plant from the plant of c) identified as having the molecular marker associated with increased Si uptake.

A method of producing a Glycine max plant having increased silicon uptake, the method comprising the steps of: a) introducing into a Glycine max plant's genome a chromosomal interval as defined herein; b) selecting for a Glycine max plant, plant germplasm or plant seed comprising the chromosomal interval of a) by isolating a nucleic acid from the plant and genotyping the nucleic acid for a molecular marker which associates with the presence of the chromosomal interval as well as the trait of increased Si uptake; and c) producing a Glycine max plant having increased silicon uptake. Particuarly, the plant or seed produced is an elite soybean variety.

In accordance with a particular embodiment, there is provided a method of producing a plant having increased silicon uptake, the method comprising the steps of: a) introducing into a plant's genome a nucleic acid encoding a HiSil protein; b) selecting for a plant, plant germplasm or plant seed comprising the nucleic acid of a); and c) producing a plant having increased silicon uptake. Particularly, the nucleic acid sequence encodes a protein sequence having 60%, 65%, 70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, 99, or 100% sequence identity to any one of SEQ ID NOs: 15 or 17. More particularly, the nucleic acid comprisies a sequence having 60%, 65%, 70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, 99, or 100% sequence identity to any one of SEQ ID NOs: 14 or 16.

According to a further embodiment, provided is a method of producing a disease-resistant plant, the method comprising the step of: stably introducing into a plant genome the plant expression cassette as described herein, wherein the introduction of the plant expression cassette confers increased Si uptake in the plant; thereby producing a disease-resistant plant.

In accordance with a particular embodiment, there is provided a method of producing a plant with increased yield, the method comprising the steps of: stably introducing into a plant genome the plant expression cassette as described herein, wherein the introduction of the plant expression cassette confers increased Si uptake in the plant; thereby producing a plant with increased yield.

In accordance with a particular embodiment, there is provided a method for producing a soybean plant with increased Si uptake, the steps comprising: a) introducing into a plant cell a recombinant DNA molecule comprising a polynucleotide encoding a polypeptide, wherein the nucleotide sequence of the polynucleotide is selected from the group consisting of: i) a nucleotide sequence set forth as SEQ ID NO: 14 or 16; ii) a nucleotide sequence encoding a protein having the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 15 or 17; iii) a nucleotide sequence with at least 90%, at least 91%, at least 92%, at least 93%, at least 94%, at least 95%, at least 96%, at least 97%, at least 98%, at least 99% identity to SEQ ID NO: 14, or 16; and iv) a nucleotide sequence encoding a protein with at least 90%, at least 91%, at least 92%, at least 93%, at least 94%, at least 95%, at least 96%, at least 97%, at least 98%, at least 99% identity to SEQ ID NO: 15 and 17; and b) growing a plant from the plant cell.

Introduction in Plants

In accordance with a further embodiment of the invention, there is provided a method of introducing a HiSil trait into a plant (such as a soybean plant), comprising: a) selecting a soybean plant comprising the HiSil gene as defined herein, or a nucleic acid sequence in its genome that encodes a protein having at least 80% sequence identity to SEQ ID NO: 17 or SEQ ID NO:15, wherein the protein comprises a Threonine at a position corresponding to position 295 of SEQ ID NO:15, and b) introducing a modification to the nucleic acid sequence such that the encoded protein comprises an Isoleucine at the position corresponding to position 295 of SEQ ID NO:15.

In accordance with a further embodiment of the invention, there is provided a method for producing a plant (such as a soybean plant) with increased Si uptake, the steps comprising: a) introducing into a plant cell a recombinant DNA molecule comprising a polynucleotide encoding a polypeptide, wherein the nucleotide sequence of the polynucleotide is selected from the group consisting of: i) a nucleotide sequence set forth as SEQ ID NO: 14 or 16; ii) a nucleotide sequence encoding a protein having the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 15 or 17; iii) a nucleotide sequence with at least 90%, at least 91%, at least 92%, at least 93%, at least 94%, at least 95%, at least 96%, at least 97%, at least 98%, at least 99% identity to SEQ ID NO: 14, or 16; and iv) a nucleotide sequence encoding a protein with at least 90%, at least 91%, at least 92%, at least 93%, at least 94%, at least 95%, at least 96%, at least 97%, at least 98%, at least 99% identity to SEQ ID NO: 15 and 17; and b) growing a plant from the plant cell.

Particularly, the HiSil nucleic acid sequence used in the present invention may comprise a nucleic acid sequence having 70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, 99% sequence identity with SEQ ID NO: 14 or 16 wherein introduction into the genome of a plant confers increased Si accumulation in the plant. More particularly, the HiSil protein used in the present invention may comprise a amino acid sequence having 70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, 99% sequence identity with SEQ ID NO: 15 and/or 17 wherein expression of the gene in a plant confers increased Si accumulation in the plant.

The HiSil gene may be introduced into any plant genome either by traditional breeding or transgenic technologies that are well known in the art. As well, introduction may be accomplished by any manner known in the art, including: introgression, transgenic, or site-directed nucleases (SDN). Particularly, the modification to the nucleic acid sequence is introduced by way of site-directed nuclease (SDN). More particularly, the SDN is selected from: meganuclease, zinc finger, Transcription activator-like effector nucleases system (TALEN) or Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats system (CRISPR) system.

Genome Editing

SDN is also referred to as “genome editing”, or genome editing with engineered nucleases (GEEN). This is a type of genetic engineering in which DNA is inserted, deleted or replaced in the genome of an organism using engineered nucleases that create site-specific double-strand breaks (DSBs) at desired locations in the genome. The induced double-strand breaks are repaired through nonhomologous end-joining (NHEJ) or homologous recombination (HR), resulting in targeted mutations (‘edits’). Particularly SDN may comprises techniques such as: Meganucleases, Zinc finger nucleases (ZFNs), Transcription Activator-Like Effector-based Nucleases (TALEN) (Feng et al. 2013, Joung & Sander 2013), and the Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats (CRISPR-Cas) system.

In according with this particular method, the nucleic acid may be introduced into the plant genome by either CRISPR, TALEN, meganucleases or through specific modification of genomic nucleic acids. Most particularly, introduction of the nucleic acid is accomplished by heterologous or transgenic gene expression.

Transgenic

According to a particular embodiment, there is further provided a method of producing a plant having increased silicon uptake, the method comprising the steps of: introducing into a plant's genome a nucleic acid encoding a HiSil protein; selecting for a plant, plant germplasm or plant seed comprising the nucleic acid of a); and producing a plant having increased silicon uptake.

Alternatively, the invention also provided a method of producing a disease resistant plant, the method comprising the step of: stably introducing into a plant genome the plant expression cassette as described herein, wherein the introduction of the plant expression cassette confers increased Si uptake in the plant; thereby producing a disease resistant plant.

Alternatively, also provided is a method of producing a plant with increased yield, the method comprising the step of: stably introducing into a plant genome the plant expression cassette as described herein, wherein the introduction of the plant expression cassette confers increased Si uptake in the plant; thereby producing a plant with increased yield. Accordingly, there is also provided a transgenic plant or a transgenic seed comprising the plant expression cassette as defined herein

Still in accordance with this particular embodiment, the invention therefore provides an agronomically elite soybean seed which is the progeny of a transgenic female ancestor soybean plant having in its genome a recombinant DNA which expresses a Si transporter comprising an amino acid sequence as defined herein, particularly an amino acid sequence with at last about 80%, 90%, 95%, 99% or 100% sequence identity to the amino acid sequence of any one of SEQ ID NOs: 15 or 17. More particularly, the protein is active in root tissue. Most particularly, the protein confers Si accumulation in any one of the plant leaves, plant stem or plant parts.

Expression Cassettes

According to a particular embodiment, the nucleic acid of the present invention is introduced into the plant's genome by a plant expression cassette.

In accordance with a further aspect of the invention, there is provided an expression cassette for introduction and expression in the plant, the expression cassette comprising the nucleic acid encoding for the HiSil gene operably linked to a plant promoter sequence. Particularly, the invention provides a plant expression cassette comprising the isolated polynucleotide encoding a Si transporter as defined herein, particularly a polynucleotide selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 14 and 16, or a polynucleotide encoding a protein having 60%, 70%, 80%, 90%, 95%, or 99% sequence identity to any one of SEQ ID NO: 15 or SEQ ID NO: 17. More particularly, the expression cassette encodes a polypeptide selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 15 or 17.

According to a particular embodiment, the expression cassette comprises a nucleic acid that encodes a polypeptide with an amino acid sequence comprising SEQ ID NO 17, where the polypeptide further comprises at least one amino acid corresponding to a histidine at position 322 or a glycine at position 431. Particularly, the plant expression cassette's DNA has at least one allelic modification to the polynucleotide native template encoding a polypeptide comprising SEQ ID NO: 17 wherein the polynucleotide allelic modification results in any one of the amino acid changes selected from the group consisting of: a histidine at position 322 or a glycine at position 431.

According to an alternative embodiment, the expression cassette comprises a nucleic acid that encodes a polypeptide with an amino acid sequence comprising SEQ ID NO 15 and further wherein the polypeptide comprises at least one amino acid corresponding to a proline at position 5, an isoleucine at position 295 or a valine at position 439. Particularly, the plant expression cassette's DNA has at least one allelic modification to the polynucleotide native template encoding a polypeptide comprising SEQ ID NO: 15 wherein the polynucleotide allelic modification results in any one of the amino acid changes selected from the group consisting of: a proline at position 5, an isoleucine at position 295 or a valine at position 439.

More particularly, the expression cassette is introduced into the plant genome by genome editing such as, for example: meganucleases, zinc finger nucleases (ZFNs), transcription activator-like effector nucleases (TALENs), and the Cas9-guideRNA system (adapted from the CRISPR prokarotic immune system), or through specific modification of genomic nucleic

In accordance with an alternative embodiment, the plant expression comprises the polynucleotide as defined herein, operably linked to a native or non-native promoter. Particularly, the plant expression cassette comprises the polynucleotide as defined herein, that is operably-linked to a root-specific or root-preferred promoter, particularly, a promoter as defined herein.

In accordance with an alternative embodiment, the invention provides a vector comprising the plant expression cassette as defined herein.

Promoters

A promoter is a region of DNA or DNA sequence that initiates transcription of a particular gene. Promoters are located near the transcription start sites of genes, on the same strand and upstream on the DNA (towards the 5′ region of the sense strand). Promoters can be about 100-1000 base pairs long. In the present invention, native or non-native promoter can initiate transcription of the HiSil gene in plants.

The native promoter refers to a promoter that is naturally and/or originally present in a cell and it is typically designated for the expression of a particular gene, such as one that is encoded in the natural original genome of the cell. Therefore, in addition to the nucleic acid, an operably-linked root-specific or root-preferred promoter is introduced into the plant genome, particularly an operably linked HiSil promoter sequence is introduced into the plant genome.

Particularly, the HiSil promoter sequence comprises a nucleic acid sequence defined by SEQ ID NO: 18, 19 or 20. More particularly, the promoter comprises a nucleic acid having 70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, 99% sequence identity with SEQ ID NO: 18, 19 or 20. In particular, the promoter sequence comprises a nucleic acid sequence comprising a nucleic acid having 60%, 65%, 70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, 99% sequence identity with SEQ ID NO: 18, 19 or 20,

A non-native promoter can be a promoter not originally present in a cell and that has been inserted artificially into the cell such as a promoter of a gene that is not naturally associated with the gene. Particularly, the promoter sequence is a root-specific or a root-preferred promoter. More particularly, the root-specific or root-preferred promoter is selected from the group consisting of: RCc3, PHT1, MtPT1, MtPT2, Pyk10, Beta-tubulin, LRX1, BTG-26, LeAMT1, LeNRT1-1, KDC1, TobRb7, OsRAB5a, ALFS, NRT2, RB7, RD2 and Gns1 glucanase root promoter. Other examples of root-specific promoters include, but are not limited to, the RB7 and RD2 promoters described in U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,459,252 and 5,837,876 respectively.

Still, the promoter can be selected from: RolD promoter, RolD-2 promoter, glycine rich protein promoter, GRP promoter, ADH promoter, maize ADH1 promoter, PHT promoter, Phtl gene family promoter, metal uptake protein promoter, maize metallothionein protein promoter, 35S CaMV domain A promoter, pDJ3S promoter, SIREO promoter, pMe1 promoter, Sad1 promoter, Sad2 promoter, TobRB7 promoter, RCc3 promoter, FaRB7 promoter, SPmads promoter, IDS2 promoter, pyk10 promoter, Lbc3 leghemoglobin promoter, PEPC promoter, Gnsl glucanase root promoter, 35S2 promoter, G14 promoter, G15 promoter, and GRP promoter.

Introgression or Breeding

In accordance with a particular embodiment, the method of the present invention is carried out where introduction of the nucleic acid is accomplished by plant introgression, plant breeding or marker assisted breeding (MAB).

Method for Growing a Si High Accumulation Plant

According to a particular embodiment, the present invention further provides a method for growing a plant, comprising the steps of: a) providing the plant as defined herein, or the seed as defined herein; b) growing a plant therefrom; and c) irrigating the plant with a silicon soil amendment.

In particular, the silicon soil amendment can be selected from the group consisting of: mine slag, wollastonite, steel mills slag, crushed rock, calcium silicate, magnesium silicate, amorphous diatomaceous earth (DE), calcium magnesium silicate, phosphorous furnace byproduct, calcium silicate, potassium silicate, silicic acid, organic silicone, sodium silicate. More particularly, the silicon soil amendment can be selected from: Ca₂SiO₄, CaSiO₂, SiO₂, CaSiO₃, MgSiO₃, or K₂SiO₃, (Si(OH)₄, H₄SiO₄, and R₂SiO, wherein R is an organic group such as methyl, ethyl, or phenyl.

According to a particular embodiment, the present invention provides a method of growing a crop (such as a soybean crop), the method comprising the steps of: a) planting in a field the soybean plant as described herein; and b) pplying a compound to the field that comprises silicon: i) prior to planting, ii) at planting, or iii) after planting.

According to a particular embodiment, there is provided a method of growing a soybean crop, the method comprising: a) selecting a location for planting the soybean crop, wherein the location comprises soil, the soil having a silicon concentration at a level of at least 7 ppm, at least 10 ppm, at least 15 ppm, at least 20 ppm, at least 30 ppm, at least 40 ppm or at least 50 ppm and b) planting and growing the soybean plant as described herein.

Si Soil Amendment and Si Constituent or Source

According to a particular embodiment, the Si amendment may comprise a silicon concentration at a level of: at least 0.4 mM, at least about 0.5 mM, at least about 0.6 mM, at least about 0.7 mM, or at least about 0.8 mM.

Particularly, the Si constituent of the soil amendment comes a source selected from the group comes from: mine slag, wollastonite, steel mills slag, crushed rock, calcium silicate, magnesium silicate, amorphous diatomaceous earth (DE), calcium magnesium silicate, phosphorous furnace byproduct, calcium silicate, potassium silicate, silicic acid, organic silicone, sodium silicate. More particularly, the Si source is selected from: Ca₂SiO₄, CaSiO₂, SiO₂, CaSiO₃, MgSiO₃, or K₂SiO₃, (Si(OH)₄, H₄SiO₄, and R₂SiO, wherein R is an organic group such as methyl, ethyl, or phenyl.

Kit for Combined Sale

In accordance with a further aspect of the invention there is provided a kit for he combined sale of a seed of the plant as defined herein, and at least one constituent for making a Si soil amendment. In accordance with a particular aspect, the kit further comprises instructions on how to dilute the silicon constituent in a liquid such as water, for making the silicon soil amendment; and, optionally instructions for irrigating the plants.

List of Specific Embodiments

In accordance with a further aspect of the invention, the following specific embodiments are provided:

-   -   1. An elite HiSil Glycine max plant wherein said elite HiSil         Glycine max plant comprises in its genome a chromosomal interval         comprising a H1 haplotype.     -   2. An elite HiSil Glycine max plant wherein said elite HiSil         Glycine max plant comprises in its genome a chromosomal interval         associated with Si accumulation corresponding to a genomic         region or portion thereof from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 at         about 92.6 cM to about 132 cM distance as indicated on a genetic         linkage map from Hikmok sorip (PI372415A).     -   3. An elite HiSil Glycine max plant wherein said elite HiSil         Glycine max plant comprises in its genome a chromosomal interval         associated with Si accumulation corresponding to a genomic         region or portion thereof from Hikmok sonp chromosome 16         corresponding to physical positions 31.15M base-pairs to 36.72 M         base-pairs of Williams82 reference genome.     -   4. The plant of any one of paragraphs 1-3, wherein the elite         Glycine max is a commercially elite Glycine max variety having a         commercially significant yield.     -   5. The plant of any one of paragraphs 1-4, wherein the         chromosomal interval comprises any one of, or a portion of         nucleotide base pairs corresponding to positions: 1-2658341 of         SEQ ID NO: 1; 567613-569933 of SEQ ID NO: 1; 564321-567612 of         SEQ ID NO: 1; 577172-579696 of SEQ ID NO: 1; or 573723-577171 of         SEQ ID NO: 1.     -   6. The plant of any one of paragraphs 1-5, wherein said plant         has increased Si accumulation in any one of the plant leaves,         plant stem or plant parts as compared to a LoSil plant.     -   7, The plant of paragraph 6, wherein said plant has at least         1.2×, 1.5×, 2×, 3× or higher Si accumulation compared to a LoSil         plant.

18. The plant of any one of paragraphs 1-7, wherein at least one parental line of said plant was selected or identified by a molecular marker located within 20 cM, 10 cM, ScM, 1 cM or 0.5 cM of said chromosomal interval, wherein said molecular marker is associated with Si accumulation in said plant.

-   -   9. The plant of paragraph 8, wherein the molecular marker is a         single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP), a quantitative trait locus         (QTL), an amplified fragment length polymorphism (AFLP),         randomly amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD), a restriction         fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) or a microsatellite.     -   10. The plant of any one of paragraphs 8-9, wherein the         molecular marker is located within 20 cM, 10 cM, ScM, 1 cM or         0.5 cM of a single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) marker         associated with increased Si accumulation selected from the         group consisting of: G(33672717), A(33673022), G(33673483),         C(33681630), T(33681946), T(33681961), T(33682500), G(33683047),         and C(33683049) as indicated on a genetic linkage map from         Hikmok sonp (PI372415A).     -   11. The plant of any one of paragraphs 1-10, wherein said plant         comprises a Si concentration of at least about 1% Si         concentration in leaf when said plant is provided with a supply         of Si at a concentration of about 0.8 mM, under hydroponic         conditions.     -   12. The plant of any one of paragraphs 1-11, wherein the         chromosomal interval is derived from any one of the plant lines         selected from the group consisting of: PI372415A, PI209332,         PI404166, PI437655, PI89772, PI372415A or PI90763.     -   13. A progeny plant derived from the plant of any one of         paragraphs 1-12.     -   14. A plant cell, plant seed or plant part derived from the         plant of any one of paragraphs 1-13.     -   15. The plant of any one of paragraphs 1-14, wherein said plant         has increased resistance to a stress selected from the group         consisting of: diseases (such as powdery mildew, Pythium         ultimum, Phytophthora root rot, leaf spot, blast, brown spot,         root-knot nematode, soybean cyst nematode, soybean vein necrosis         virus, soybean stem canker, soybean sudden death syndrome, leaf         and neck blast, rust, frogeye leaf spot, brown stem rot,         Fusarium, or sheath blight); insect pests (such as whitefly,         aphid, grey field slug, sugarcane borer, green bug, or aphid);         abiotic stress (such as drought tolerance, flooding, high level         of salinity, heavy metal, aluminum, manganese, cadmium, zinc,         UV-B, boron, iron deficiency chlorosis or cold tolerance (i.e.         extreme temperatures)).     -   16. The plant of any one of paragraphs 1-13 or 15, wherein said         plant has improved agronomical traits such as seedling vigor,         yield potential, phosphate uptake, plant growth, seedling         growth, phosphorus uptake, lodging, reproductive growth, or         grain quality.     -   17, An elite Glycine max plant wherein said plant comprises a         HiSil trait.     -   18. An elite HiSil Glycine max plant comprising a HiSil allele         which confers increased Si uptake, and wherein the HiSil allele         comprises at least one single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP)         selected from the group consisting of A(33673022), G(33673483),         C(33681630), T(33682500), G(33683047), and C(33683049) as         indicated on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip         (PI372415A).     -   19. The plant of paragraph 18, wherein the chromosome interval         comprises any one of, or portion of nucleotide base pairs         corresponding to positions: 1-2658341 of SEQ ID NO: 1;         567613-569933 of SEQ ID NO: 1; 564321-567612 of SEQ ID NO: 1;         577172-579696 of SEQ ID NO: 1; or 573723-577171 of SEQ ID NO: 1.     -   20. A method for producing a Glycine max plant having a HiSil         trait, the method comprising the steps of:         -   a) providing a first Glycine max plant line, or progeny             thereof comprising an H1 haplotype;         -   b) crossing the Glycine max plant provided in step a) with a             second Glycine max plant;         -   c) collecting the seeds resulting from the cross in step b);         -   d) regenerating the seeds of c) into plants;         -   e) providing one or more backcross generations by crossing             the plants of step d) or selfed offspring thereof with             Glycine max breeding material to provide backcross plants;         -   f) selfing plants of step e) and growing the selfed seed             into plants;         -   g) evaluating the plants of step f) for high silicon uptake             (i.e. HiSil trait); and         -   h) identifying and selecting plants that are high             accumulators of Si.     -   21. A method for producing seeds that result in Glycine max         plants having a HiSil trait, the method comprising the steps of:         -   a) providing a first Glycine max plant line, or progeny             thereof comprising an H1 haplotype;         -   b) crossing the Glycine max plant provided in step a) with a             second Glycine max plant;         -   c) collecting the seeds resulting from the cross in step b);         -   d) regenerating the seeds of c) into plants;         -   e) providing one or more backcross generations by crossing             the plants of step d) or selfed offspring thereof with             Glycine max breeding material to provide backcross plants;         -   f) selfing plants of step e) and growing the selfed seed             into plants; and         -   g) selecting and identifying seeds that result in Glycine             max plants that are high accumulators of Si.     -   22. The method of paragraph 20 or 21, wherein the H1 haplotype         Glycine max plant is selected from any one of: PI372415A,         PI209332, PI404166, PI437655, PI89772, PI90763 or a progeny         thereof.     -   23. A method of producing a soybean plant having increased Si         uptake, the method comprising the steps of:         -   a) crossing a first Glycine max plant having high Si uptake             with a second Glycine max plant having low Si uptake,             wherein said first Glycine max plant comprises in its genome             a chromosomal interval comprising a H1 haplotype; and         -   b) producing a progeny plant from the plant cross of a),             wherein said progeny plant comprises in its genome a             chromosomal interval comprising a H1 haplotype;     -   thereby producing a soybean plant having increased Si uptake.     -   24. The method of paragraph 23, wherein the first Glycine max         plant comprises a chromosomal interval associated with Si         accumulation corresponding to a genomic region from Hikmok sorip         chromosome 16 at about 92.6 cM to about 132 cM distance or from         physical positions 33.15M base-pairs to 36.72M base-pairs as         indicated on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip         (PI372415A).     -   25. The method of any one of paragraphs 20-24, wherein the first         Glycine max plant is any one of: PI372415A, PI209332, PI404166,         PI437655, PI89772, PI90763 or a progeny thereof.     -   26. The method of any one of paragraphs 24, wherein the         chromosomal interval comprises any one of, or portion of         nucleotide base pairs corresponding to positions: 1-2658341 of         SEQ ID NO: 1; 567613-569933 of SEQ ID NO: 1; 564321-567612 of         SEQ ID NO: 1; 577172-579696 of SEQ ID NO: 1; or 573723-577171 of         SEQ ID NO: 1.     -   27. The method of any one of paragraphs 20-26, wherein the first         Glycine max plant comprises a Si concentration of at least about         1% Si concentration in leaf when said soybean variety is         provided with a supply of Si at a concentration of about 0.8 mM         under hydroponic conditions.     -   28. The method of paragraphs any one of 20-27, wherein the         second Glycine max plant having low Si uptake comprises a Si         concentration less than 1% Si concentration in leaf when said         plant is provided with a supply of Si at a concentration of         about 0.8 mM under hydroponic conditions.     -   29. The method of any one of paragraphs 20-28, comprising         further steps including isolation of a nucleic acid from the         progeny plant of b); genotyping said nucleic acid for the         presence of a molecular marker located within 20 cM, 10 cM, 5         cM, 1 cM or 0.5 cM of the chromosomal interval corresponding to         a genomic region from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 at about 92.6         cM to about 132 cM distance or from physical positions 33.15M         base-pairs to 36.72M base-pairs or a portion thereof as         indicated on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip         (PI372415A), further wherein said molecular marker is associated         with Si accumulation in said plant.     -   30. The method of paragraph 29, wherein the molecular marker is         located within 20 cM, 10 cM, 5 cM, 1 cM or 0.5 cM of a single         nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) marker associated with increased         Si accumulation selected from the group consisting of:         A(33673022), G(33673483), C(33681630), T(33682500), G(33683047),         and C(33683049) corresponding to a chromosomal interval from         Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 at about 92.6 cM to about 132 cM         distance or from physical positions 33.15 Mb base-pairs to 36.72         Mb base-pairs as indicated on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok         sorip (PI372415A)     -   31. A method of producing a Glycine max plant with high silicon         uptake, the method comprising the steps of:         -   a) isolating a nucleic acid from a Giycine max plant;         -   b) genotyping the nucleic acid of a)         -   c) identifying a plant as comprising at least one molecular             marker associated with increased Si uptake wherein said             molecular marker is located within 20 cM, 10 cM, 5 cM, 1 cM             or 0.5 cM of a chromosomal interval corresponding to a             genomic region from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 at about 92.6             cM to about 132 cM distance; or from physical positions             33.15Mb base-pairs to 36.72Mb base-pairs, or portion thereof             as indicated on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip             (PI372415A); and         -   d) producing a Glycine max progeny plant from the plant             of c) identified as having said molecular marker associated             with increased Si uptake.     -   32. A method of producing a Glycine max plant having increased         silicon uptake, said method comprising the steps of:         -   a) introducing into a Glycine max plant's genome a             chromosomal interval comprising a nucleic add comprising             nucleotide base pairs corresponding to positions: 1-2658341             of SEQ ID NO: 1; 567613-569933 of SEQ ID NO: 1;             564321-567612 of SEQ ID NO: 1; 577172-579696 of SEQ ID NO:             1; or 573723-577171 of SEQ ID NO: 1; b) selecting for a             Glycine max plant, plant germplasm or plant seed comprising             the chromosomal interval of a) by isolating a nucleic acid             from said plant and genotyping the nucleic add for a             molecular marker which associates with the presence of the             chromosomal interval as well as the trait of increased Si             uptake; and c) producing a Glycine max plant having             increased silicon uptake.     -   33. The method of paragraph 31 or32, wherein the molecular         marker is located within 20 cM, 10cm, 5 cM, 1 cM, 0.5 cM or         within said chromosomal interval or said marker is located         within 20 cM, 10 cM, 5 cM, 1 cM or 0.5 cM of a SNP selected from         the group consisting of: A(33673022), G(33673483), C(33681630),         T(33682500), G(33683047), and C(33683049) corresponding to a         genomic region from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 at about 92.6 cM         to about 132 cM distance or from physical positions 33.15 Mb         base-pairs to 36.72 Mb base-pairs, or portion thereof as         indicated on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip         (PI372415A).     -   34. The method of paragraph 30-33, wherein the plant or seed         produced comprises at least one SNP from the group consisting         of: A(33673022), G(33673483), C(33681630), T(33682500),         G(33683047), and C(33683049) corresponding to a genomic region         from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 at about 92.6 cM to about 132 cM         distance or from physical positions 33.15Mbase-pairs to 36.72M         base-pairs, or portion thereof as indicated on a genetic linkage         map from Hikmok sorip (PI372415A).     -   35. The method of paragraphs 20-34, wherein the plant or seed         produced is an elite soybean variety.     -   36. A plant, plant part, or plant seed produced by the method of         paragraphs 20-35.     -   37. A method of producing a Glycine max plant with high silicon         uptake, the method comprising the steps of:         -   a) isolating a nucleic acid from a Glycine max plant;         -   b) genotyping the nucleic acid of a)         -   c) identifying a plant as comprising at least one molecular             marker associated with the presence of a Si transporter gene             wherein the gene encodes a protein comprising any one of SEQ             ID NO: 15 or SEQ ID NO: 17; and         -   d) producing a Glycine max progeny plant from the plant             of c) identified as having said molecular marker associated             with increased Si uptake.     -   38. A method of controlling any one of the following diseases in         a soybean crop: Asian soybean rust, soy cyst nematode, nematode,         rust, smut, Golovinomyces cichoracearum, Erysiphe cichoracearum,         Blumeria graminis, Podosphaera xanthii, Sphaerotheca fuliginea,         Pythium ultimum, Uncinula necator, Mycosphaerella pinodes,         Magnaporthe grisea, Bipolans oryzae, Magnaporthe grisea,         Rhizoctonia solani, Phytophthora sone, Schizaphis graminum,         Bemisia tabaci, Rhopalosiphum maidis, Deroceras reticulatum,         Diatraea saccharalis, Schizaphis graminum and Myzus persicae,         the method comprising the steps of:         -   a) planting in a field an soybean plant as described in any             one of paragraphs 1-13, 15-19; or 36; and         -   b) ensuring that said plant is provided with a supply of Si             at a concentration of at least about 0.8 mM.     -   39. A method of reducing abiotic stress damage in a soybean crop         wherein the abiotic stress is caused by any one of the         following: drought, flooding/excess water, high level of         salinity, heavy metal, aluminum, manganese, cadmium, zinc, UV-B,         boron, cold temperature, heat, or herbicide, the method         comprising the steps of:         -   a) planting in a field a soybean plant as described in any             one of paragraphs 1-13; 15-19; or 36; and         -   b) ensuring that said plant is provided with a supply of Si             at a concentration of at least about 0.8mM.     -   40. A method of increasing yield in a soybean crop, the method         comprising the steps of:         -   a) planting in a field a soybean plant as described in any             one of paragraphs 1-13; 15-19; or 36; and         -   b) ensuring that said plant is provided with a supply of Si             at a concentration of at least about 0.8 mM.     -   41. A method of growing a soybean crop, the method comprising         the steps of:         -   a) planting in a field a soybean plant as described in any             one of paragraphs 1-13; 15-19; or 36; and         -   b) applying a compound to the field that comprises silicon:             -   i. prior to planting,             -   ii. at planting, or             -   iii. after planting.     -   42. A method of growing a soybean crop, the method comprising         planting in a field a soybean plant as described in any one of         paragraphs 1-13; 15-19; or 36, wherein the soil of the field         comprises silicon at the level of at least about 0.8 mM.     -   43. A method of identifying or selecting a first soybean plant         having increased Si uptake, the method comprising the steps of:         -   a) isolating a nucleic acid from a first soybean plant;         -   b) detecting in the nucleic acid the presence of a molecular             marker that associates with increased Si uptake and wherein             the molecular marker is: associated with a H1 haplotype; or             located within 20 cM, 10 cM, ScM, 1 cM or 0.5 cM of a             chromosomal interval corresponding to a genomic region from             Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 at about 92.6 cM to about 132 cM             distance; or located from physical positions 33.15M             base-pairs to 36.72M base-pairs as indicated on a genetic             linkage map from Hikmok sorip (PI372415A); and         -   c) identifying or selecting said soybean plant on the basis             of the presence of the molecular marker of b);         -   thereby identifying or selecting a first soybean plant             having increased Si uptake.     -   44. The method of paragraph 43, wherein the molecular marker is         a single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP), a quantitative trait         locus (QTL), an amplified fragment length polymorphism (AFLP),         randomly amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD), a restriction         fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) or a microsatellite.     -   45. The method of paragraph 43 or 44, wherein the chromosomal         interval comprises any one of, or a portion of a nucleic acid         comprising nucleotide base pairs corresponding to positions:         1-2658341 of SEQ ID NO: 1; 567613-569933 of SEQ ID NO: 1;         564321-567612 of SEQ ID NO: 1; 577172-579696 of SEQ ID NO: 1; or         573723-577171 of SEQ ID NO: 1.     -   46. The method of any one of paragraphs 43-45, wherein the plant         identified or selected comprises at least one marker         corresponding to:         -   a) a genomic region from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 at about             92.6 cM to about 132 cM distance; or a genomic region from             physical positions 33.15M base-pairs to 36.72M base-pairs,             or portion thereof as indicated on a genetic linkage map             from Hikmok sorip (Pl372415A); or a SNP selected from the             group consisting of: A(33673022), G(33673483), C(33681630),             T(33682500), G(33683047), and C(33683049) of genes             Glyma16g:30000 or Glyrna16g:30020.     -   47. The method of paragraphs 43-46, wherein the chromosomal         interval comprises a nucleic acid encoding a polypeptide with an         amino acid sequence comprising SEQ ID NO. 15 and further wherein         the polypeptide comprises at least one amino acid corresponding         to a proline at position 5, an isoleucine at position 295 or a         valine at position 439.     -   48. The method of paragraphs 43-47, wherein the chromosomal         interval comprises a nucleic acid encoding a polypeptide with an         amino acid sequence comprising SEQ ID NO. 17 further, wherein         the polypeptide comprises at least one amino acid corresponding         to a histidine at position 322 or a glycine at position 431.     -   49. The method of paragraphs 43-48, wherein the method is used         in a commercial soybean plant breeding program.     -   50. The method of paragraphs 43-49, wherein the detecting         comprises detecting at least one allelic form of a polymorphic         simple sequence repeat (SSR) or a single nucleotide polymorphism         (SNP).     -   51. The method of paragraphs 43-50, wherein the detecting         comprises amplifying the marker locus or a portion of the marker         locus and detecting the resulting amplified marker amplicon.     -   52. The method of paragraph 51, wherein the amplifying         comprises: a) admixing an amplification primer or amplification         primer pair with a nucleic acid isolated from the first soybean         plant or germplasm, wherein the primer or primer pair is         complementary or partially complementary to at least a portion         of the marker locus, and is capable of initiating DNA         polymerization by a DNA polymerase using the soybean nucleic         acid as a template; and, b) extending the primer or primer pair         in a DNA polymerization reaction comprising a DNA polymerase and         a template nucleic acid to generate at least one amplicon.     -   53. The method of paragraph 52, wherein the nucleic acid is         selected from DNA or RNA.     -   54. The method of any one of paragraphs 51-53, wherein the         amplifying comprises employing a polymerase chain reaction (PCR)         or ligase chain reaction (LCR) using a nucleic acid isolated         from the first soybean plant or germplasm as a template in the         PCR or LCR.     -   55. The method of any one of paragraphs 43-54, further         comprising the step, wherein the chromosome interval associated         with increased Si uptake is introgressed into a second soybean         plant or germplasm to produce an introgressed soybean plant or         germplasm having increased Si uptake wherein the introgressed         soybean plant further comprises at least one of:         -   a) a SNP marker selected from the group consisting of:             A(33673022), G(33673483), C(33681630), T(33682500),             G(33683047), and C(33683049) on genes Glyma30000 or 30020;         -   b) a marker corresponding to a genomic region from Hikmok             sorip chromosome 16 at about 92.6 cM to about 132 cM             distance or         -   c) from physical positions 33.15M base-pairs to 36.72M             base-pairs, or portion thereof as indicated on a genetic             linkage map from Hikmok sorip (PI1372415A).     -   56. The method of paragraph 55, wherein the second soybean plant         or germplasm displays low Si uptake as compared to the first         soybean plant or germplasm, wherein the introgressed soybean         plant or germplasm displays increased Si uptake as compared to         the second plant or germplasm.     -   57. The method of any one of any one of paragraphs 55-56,         wherein the second soybean plant or germplasm comprises an elite         soybean strain or an exotic soybean strain.     -   58. The method of any one of any one of paragraphs 43-57,         comprising electronically transmitting or electronically storing         data representing the detected allele or molecular marker in a         computer readable medium.     -   59. The method of any one of paragraphs 43-58, wherein the         molecular marker or allele is determined using TASSEL, GeneFlow,         or MapManager-QTX software.     -   60. The method of any one of paragraphs 43-59, wherein said         chromosome interval comprises at least one single nucleotide         polymorphism (SNP) selected from the group consisting of:         A(33673022), G(33673483), C(33681630), T(33682500), G(33683047),         and C(33683049) of Glyma16g:30000 or Glyma16g:30020 genes         wherein presence of said SNP is associated with Si accumulation.     -   61. The plant of paragraphs 1-13; 15-19; or 36, wherein said         chromosomal interval comprises SEQ ID NO.14 or 16 or a portion         thereof providing increased silicon uptake in a Glycine max         plant.     -   62. The plant of paragraphs 1-13; 15-19; or 36 or 61, wherein         said plant comprises a molecular marker associated with         increases Si uptake capable of being amplified and identified         with the following primer sequences: SEQ ID NO. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6,         7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 27-277.     -   63. The plant of any one of paragraphs 1-13; 15-19; or 36 or         61-62, wherein said plant comprises a marker capable being         amplified and identified with the following sequences: SEQ ID         NO. 12, 13 and 278-495.     -   64. The plant of any one of paragraphs 61-63, wherein said         molecular marker is located within HiSil region genes, as         defined by an nucleic acid selected from the group consisting         of: A(33673022), G(33673483), C(33681630), T(33682500),         G(33683047), and C(33683049) of genes Glyma30000 or 30020.     -   65. An agronomically elite Glycine max plant capable of         accumulating Si in leaf tissue at a concentration of at least 1%         Si concentration when plants are provided with a supply of Si at         a concentration of about 0.8 mM under hydroponic conditions,         wherein the Glycine max comprises a genomic region introduced         into its genome comprising any one of SEQ ID NO: 14, 16 or 18.     -   66. The plant of paragraph 65, wherein said plant has a leaf Si         concentration of at least around one point two (1.2×), one and a         half (1.5×), double (2×), or triple (3×) the concentration of a         control plant not comprising said genomic region.     -   67. The plant of any one of paragraphs 1-13; 15-19; or 36 or         61-66, wherein, said chromosomal interval or genomic region         comprises a nucleic acid encoding a polypeptide with an amino         acid sequence comprising SEQ ID NO 15 and further wherein the         polypeptide comprises at least one amino acid corresponding to a         proline at position 5, a isoleucine at position 295 or a valine         at position 439.     -   68. The plant of any one of paragraphs 1-13; 15-19; or 36 or         61-67, wherein, said chromosomal interval or genomic region         comprises a nucleic acid encoding a polypeptide with an amino         acid sequence comprising SEQ ID NO 17 further, wherein the         polypeptide comprises at least one amino acid corresponding to a         histidine at position 322 or a glycine at position 431.     -   69. The plant of paragraph 68, wherein the nucleic acid is SEQ         ID NO: 16.     -   70. The plant of paragraph 67, wherein the nucleic acid is SEQ         ID NO: 14.     -   71. A plant of a soybean variety or lineage having high Si         uptake, provided that said variety is not Hikmok sorip.     -   72. The plant of paragraph 71, wherein the soybean variety or         lineage comprises in its genome a chromosomal interval         comprising SEQ ID NO: 14 or 16 wherein said chromosomal interval         is derived from Hikmok sorip.     -   73. Seeds produced by the plant of paragraphs 61-72.     -   74. The plant of paragraphs 1-13; 15-19; or 36 or 61-72, wherein         said plant additionally has in it genome a transgene that         confers any one of the traits selected from the group consisting         of: herbicide resistance or insect resistance.     -   75. A plant having introduced into its genome a nucleic acid         sequence encoding a protein having 60%, 70%, 80%, 90%, 95%, or         99% sequence identity to any one of SEQ ID NO: 15 or SEQ ID NO:         17.     -   76. The plant of paragraph 75, wherein the plant is a monocot or         dicot.     -   77. The plant of any one of paragraphs 75-76, wherein the plant         is selected from the group consisting of soybean, tomato, melon,         maize, sugarcane, canola, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower,         pepper, oilseed rape, sugarbeet, celery, squash, spinach,         cucumber, watermelon, zucchini, common bean, wheat, barley,         sweet corn, sunflower, and rice.     -   78. The plant of any one of paragraphs 75-77, wherein the         protein is a functional Si transporter that facilitates Si         uptake into the plant.     -   79. The plant of any one of paragraphs 75-78, wherein the         nucleic acid sequence comprises any one of SEQ ID NOs: 14 or 16.     -   80. The plant of any one of paragraphs 75-79, wherein the         nucleic acid encodes a protein comprising or consisting of SEQ         ID NO: 15 or SEQ ID NO: 17.     -   81. The plant of any one of paragraphs 75-80, wherein the         nucleic acid is derived from a Glycine sp. plant having high         silicon uptake.     -   82. The plant of any one of paragraphs 75-81, wherein the         nucleic acid is derived from a black hilum soybean variety (e.g.         Hikmok sorip) having high Si uptake.     -   83. The plant of any one of paragraphs75-82, wherein at least         two nucleic acid sequences are introduced into its genome,         wherein the two nucleic acid sequences encode proteins         comprising a polypeptide sequence comprising SEQ ID NO: 15 and         SEQ ID NO: 17.     -   84. The plant of any one of paragraphs 75-83, wherein the         protein is active in said plant's roots.     -   85. The plant of any one of paragraphs 75-84, wherein the         protein confers Si accumulation in any one of the plant leaves,         plant stem or plant parts.     -   86. The plant of any one of paragraphs 75-85, wherein         introduction of said nucleic acid is accomplished by         heterologous or transgenic gene expression.     -   87. The plant of any one of paragraphs 75-86, wherein the         nucleic acid introduced into said plant's genome is introduced         by a plant expression cassette.     -   88. The plant of paragraph 87, wherein the plant expression         cassette comprises a promoter operably linked to said nucleic         acid wherein said promoter facilitates expression of the nucleic         acid in said plant's root tissue.     -   89. The plant of paragraph 88, wherein the promoter sequence         comprises a nucleic acid sequence comprising a nucleic acid         having 60%, 65%, 70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, 99% sequence         identity with SEQ ID NO: 18, 19 or 20.     -   90. The plant of any one of paragraphs 88-89, wherein the         promoter is a root specific promoter or a root preferred         promoter.     -   91. The plant of paragraph 90, wherein the root specific or root         preferred promoter is selected from the group consisting of         RCc3, PHT1, MtPT1, MtPT2, Pyk10, Beta-tubulin, LRX1, BTG-26,         LeAMT1, LeNRT1-1, KDC1, TobRb7, OsRAB5a, ALF5, and NRT2.     -   92. The plant of any one of paragraphs 75-86, wherein the         nucleic acid has been introduced into the plant genome by either         CRISPR, TALEN, meganucleases or through modification of genomic         nucleic acids,     -   93. The plant of any one of paragraphs 75-92, wherein the         nucleic acid encodes a polypeptide with an amino acid sequence         comprising SEQ ID NO 15 and further wherein the polypeptide         comprises at least one amino acid corresponding to a proline at         position 5, a isoleucine at position 295 or a valine at position         439.     -   94. The plant of any one of paragraphs 75-93, wherein the         nucleic acid encodes a polypeptide with an amino acid sequence         comprising SEQ ID NO 17 further, wherein the polypeptide         comprises at least one amino acid corresponding to a histidine         at position 322 or a glycine at position 431.     -   95. The plant of any one of paragraphs 75-94, wherein the plant         is a high Si accumulator as compared to a control plant not         comprising said nucleic acid.     -   96. The plant of any one of paragraphs 75-86, wherein         introduction of said nucleic acid is accomplished by plant         introgression or plant breeding.     -   97. The plant of paragraph 96, wherein at least one parental         line of said plant was selected or identified by a molecular         marker associated with said nucleic acid.     -   98. The plant of any one of paragraphs 75-97, wherein the         introduction of the nucleic acid confers any one of increased         biotic resistance or tolerance, increased abiotic resistance or         tolerance, increased yield, increased biomass, quality or a         combination thereof.     -   99. The plant of any one of paragraphs 75-98, wherein the         introduction of the nucleic acid confers increased resistance to         at least one pathogen from the group consisting of: nematode,         rust, smut, Golovinomyces cichoracearum, Erysiphe cichoracearum,         Blumefia graminis, Podosphaera xanthii, Sphaerotheca fuliginea,         Pythium ultimum, Uncinula necator, Mycosphaerella pinodes,         Magnaporthe grisea, Bipolaris oryzae, Magnaporthe grisea,         Rhizoctonia solani, Phytophthora sojae, Schizaphis graminum,         Bemisia tabaci, Rhopaiosiphum maidis, Deroceras reticulatum,         Diatraea saccharalis, Schizaphis graminum and Myzus persicae; or         a combination thereof.     -   100. The plant of any one of paragraphs 75-99, having increased         resistance to a stress selected from the group consisting of:         diseases (such as powdery mildew, Pythium ultimum, root rot,         leaf spot, blast, brown spot, leaf and neck blast, or sheath         blight); insect pests (such as whitefly, aphid, grey field slug,         sugarcane borer, green bug, or aphid); abiotic stress (such as         drought, flooding, high level of salinity, heavy metal,         aluminum, manganese, cadmium, zinc, UV-B, boron or cold         tolerance (i.e. extreme temperatures)).     -   101. The plant of any one of paragraphs 75-100, having improved         agronomical traits such as seedling vigor, yield potential and         phosphate uptake, plant growth, seedling growth, phosphorus         uptake, lodging, reproductive growth, or grain quality.     -   102. The plant of any one of paragraphs 75-101, wherein the         plant is a crop plant.     -   103. The plant of any one of paragraphs 75-102, wherein said         plant is a soybean plant and is not Hikmok sorip (PI372415A).     -   104. The plant of any one of paragraphs 75-103, wherein the         plant is an elite soybean plant.     -   105. The plant of any one of paragraphs 75-104, wherein said         plant comprises a silicon concentration of at least 1% Si         concentration in leaf when plants are provided with a supply of         Si at a concentration of about 0.8 mM under hydroponic         conditions.     -   106. The plant of any one of paragraphs 75-105, wherein said         plant has a leaf Si concentration of at least about double (2×)         as compared to a control plant.     -   107. A plant expression cassette comprising an isolated         polynucleotide encoding a Si transporter selected from the group         consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 14 and 16.     -   108. The expression cassette of paragraph 107, wherein said         polynucleotide encodes a polypeptide selected from the group         consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 15 or 17.     -   109. The plant expression cassette of any one of paragraphs         107-108, wherein the polynucleotide is operably linked to a         non-native promoter.     -   110. The plant expression cassette of anyone of paragraphs         107-109, wherein the DNA has at least one allelic modification         to said polynucleotide native template encoding a polypeptide         comprising SEQ ID NO: 15 wherein the polynucleotide allelic         modification results in any one of the amino acid changes         selected from the group consisting of: a proline at position 5,         a isoleucine at position 295 or a valine at position 439.     -   111. The plant expression cassette of paragraphs 107-110,         wherein the DNA has at least one allelic modification to said         polynucleotide native template encoding a polypeptide comprising         SEQ ID NO: 17 wherein the polynucleotide allelic modification         results in any one of the amino acid changes selected from the         group consisting of: a histidine at position 322 or a glycine at         position 431.     -   112. The plant expression cassette of any one of paragraphs         110-111, wherein the allelic modification is achieved through         CRISPR, TALEN, Meganucleases, or genome editing technologies.     -   113. A vector comprising the plant expression cassette of any         one of paragraphs 107-112.

1114. A plant expression cassette comprising the polynucleotide of any one of paragraphs 107-112.

-   -   115. The plant expression cassette of any one of paragraphs         107-112, wherein said polynucleotide is operably-linked to a         root-specific or root-preferred promoter.     -   116. The plant expression cassette of paragraph 115, wherein         said promoter comprises SEQ ID NO: 18, 19 or 20.     -   117. A transgenic plant comprising the plant expression cassette         of paragraphs 114-116.     -   118. A transgenic seed comprising the plant expression cassette         of paragraphs 114-116.     -   119. The transgenic plant of paragraph 117, wherein the plant is         selected from the group consisting of soybean, tomato, melon,         maize, sugarcane, canola, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower,         pepper, oilseed rape, sugarbeet, celery, squash, spinach,         cucumber, watermelon, zucchini, common bean, wheat, barley,         sweet corn, sunflower, and rice.     -   120. The transgenic seed of paragraph 119, wherein said seed is         from a transgenic plant selected from the group consisting of         soybean, tomato, melon, maize, sugarcane, canola, broccoli,         cabbage, cauliflower, pepper, oilseed rape, sugarbeet, celery,         squash, spinach, cucumber, watermelon, zucchini, common bean,         wheat, barley, sweet corn, sunflower, and rice.     -   121. A method of producing a plant having increased silicon         uptake, said method comprising the steps of:         -   a) introducing into a plant's genome a nucleic acid encoding             a HiSil protein;         -   b) selecting for a plant, plant germplasm or plant seed             comprising the nucleic acid of a); and         -   c) producing a plant having increased silicon uptake.     -   122. The method of paragraph 121, wherein the nucleic acid         sequence encodes a protein sequence having 60%, 65%, 70%, 75%,         80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, 99, or 100% sequence identity to any one of         SEQ ID NOs: 15 or 17.     -   123. The method of any one of paragraph 121-122, wherein the         plant is a dicot or monocot.     -   124. The method of any one of paragraphs 121-123, wherein the         plant is a high Si accumulator as compared to a control plant         not comprising said nucleic acid.     -   125. The method of any one of paragraphs 121-124, wherein the         plant is soybean, tomato, melon, maize, sugarcane, canola,         broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, pepper, oilseed rape, sugarbeet,         celery, squash, spinach, cucumber, watermelon, zucchini, common         bean, wheat, barley, sweet corn, sunflower, or rice.     -   126. The method of any one of paragraphs 121-125, wherein the         plant has introduced into its genome a nucleic acid sequence         comprising a nucleotide sequence having 60%, 65%, 70%, 75%, 80%,         85%, 90%, 95%, 99, or 100% sequence identity to any one of SEQ         ID NOs: 14 or 16.     -   127. The method of any one of paragraphs 121-126, wherein the         nucleic acid sequence encodes a protein that facilitates Si         uptake.     -   128. The method of paragraph 127, wherein the nucleic acid         sequence encodes a HiSil protein.     -   129. The method of any one of paragraphs 121-128, wherein the         protein is active in root tissue.     -   130. The method of any one of paragraphs 121-129, wherein the         protein confers Si accumulation in any one of the plant leaves,         plant stem or plant parts.     -   131. The method of any one of paragraphs 121-130, wherein, in         addition to the nucleic acid, an operably-linked root-specific         or root-preferred promoter has been introduced into said plant         genome.     -   132. The method of any one of paragraphs 121-131, wherein, in         addition to said nucleic acid, an operably linked HiSil promoter         sequence has been introduced into said plant genome.     -   133. The method of paragraph 132, wherein the promoter sequence         comprises a nucleic acid sequence comprising a nucleic acid         having 60%, 65%, 70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, 99% sequence         identity with SEQ ID NO: 18, 19 or 20.     -   134. The method of paragraph 131, wherein the root specific or         root preferred promoter is selected from the group consisting         of: RCc3, PHT1, MtPT1, MtPT2, Pyk10, Beta-tubulin, LRX1, BTG-26,         LeAMT1, LeNRT1-1, KDC1, TobRb7, OsRAB5a, ALF5, and NRT2.     -   135. The method of any one of paragraphs 121-130, wherein the         nucleic acid has been introduced into the plant genome by either         CRISPR, TALEN, meganucleases or through specific modification of         genomic nucleic acids.     -   136. The method any one of paragraphs 121-130, wherein         introduction of said nucleic acid is accomplished by         heterologous or transgenic gene expression.     -   137. The method of any one of paragraphs 121-130, wherein         introduction of said nucleic acid is accomplished by plant         introgression, plant breeding or marker assisted breeding (MAB).     -   138. A method of producing a disease resistant plant, the method         comprising the step of:         -   a) stably introducing into a plant genome the plant             expression cassette as described in any one of paragraphs             108-112 and 114-116, wherein said introduction of said plant             expression cassette confers increased Si uptake in said             plant; thereby producing a disease resistant plant.     -   139. A method of producing a plant with increased yield, the         method comprising the step of:         -   a) stably introducing into a plant genome the plant             expression cassette as described in any one of paragraphs             114-116, wherein said introduction of said plant expression             cassette confers increased Si uptake in said plant; thereby             producing a plant with increased yield     -   140. The method of any one of paragraphs 138 and 139, wherein         the plant s soybean, tomato, melon, maize, sugarcane, canola,         broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, pepper, oilseed rape, sugarbeet,         celery, squash, spinach, cucumber, watermelon, zucchini, common         bean, wheat, barley, sweet corn, sunflower, or rice.     -   141. An agronomically elite soybean seed which is the progeny of         a transgenic female ancestor soybean plant having in its genome         a recombinant DNA which expresses a Si transporter comprising an         amino acid sequence with at last about 80%, 90%, 95%, 99% or         100% sequence identity to the amino acid sequence of any one of         SEQ ID NOs: 15 or 17.     -   142. A method for producing a soybean plant with increased Si         uptake, the steps comprising:         -   a) introducing into a plant cell a recombinant DNA molecule             comprising a polynucleotide encoding a polypeptide, wherein             the nucleotide sequence of the polynucleotide is selected             from the group consisting of:             -   i) a nucleotide sequence set forth as SEQ ID NO: 14 or                 16;             -   ii) a nucleotide sequence encoding a protein having the                 amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 15 or 17;             -   iii) a nucleotide sequence with at least 90%, at least                 91%, at least 92%, at least 93%, at least 94%, at least                 95%, at least 96%, at least 97%, at least 98%, at least                 99% identity to SEQ ID NO: 1 14, or 16; and iv) a                 nucleotide sequence encoding a protein with at least                 90%, at least 91%, at least 92%, at least 93%, at least                 94%, at least 95%, at least 96%, at least 97%, at least                 98%, at least 99% identity to SEQ ID NO: 15 and 17;         -   and         -   b) growing a plant from said plant cell.     -   143. The method of paragraph 142, further comprising selecting a         plant with an enhanced trait selected from: increased yield,         increased nitrogen use efficiency, increased disease resistance,         increased abiotic stress tolerance, increased insect resistance,         and increased water use efficiency or drought tolerance as         compared to a control plant.     -   144. A seed for the plant as defined in any one of paragraphs         1-19; 36; 74-106; 119-120 and 141.     -   145. A seed from the plant as defined in any one of paragraphs         1-19; 36; 61-72; 74-106; 119-120 and 141.     -   146. A kit for producing a silicon high accumulating plant         comprising:         -   a) the seed of paragraph 144 or 145, and         -   b) at least one constituent for making a silicon soil             amendment.     -   147. The kit of paragraph 146, wherein said constituent is         selected from the group consisting of: mine slag, wollastonite,         steel mills slag, crushed rock, calcium silicate, magnesium         silicate, amorphous diatomaceous earth (DE), calcium magnesium         silicate, phosphorous furnace byproduct, calcium silicate,         potassium silicate, silicic acid, organic silicone, sodium         silicate.     -   148. The kit of paragraph 147, wherein said constituent is         selected from: Ca₂SiO₄, CaSiO₂, SiO₂, CaSiO₃, MgSiO₃, or K₂SiO₃,         (Si(OH)₄, H₄SiO₄, and R₂SiO, wherein R is an organic group such         as methyl, ethyl, or phenyl.     -   149. The kit of any one of paragraphs 146-148, further         comprising instructions on how to dilute said silicon         constituent in water for applications in soil.     -   150. A cell of a seed as defined in paragraph 144 or 145.     -   151. A cell of a plant as defined in any one of paragraphs 1-19;         36; 61-72; 74-106; 119-120 and 141.     -   152. A method for growing a plant, comprising the steps of:         -   a) providing a plant according to any one of paragraph 1-19;             36; 61-72; 74-106; 119-120 and 141 or a seed as defined in             paragraph 144 or 145;         -   b) growing a plant therefrom; and         -   c) irrigating said plant with a silicon soil amendment.     -   153. The method of paragraph 152, wherein said silicon soil         amendment is selected from the group consisting of: mine slag,         wollastonite, steel mills slag, crushed rock, calcium silicate,         magnesium silicate, amorphous diatomaceous earth (DE), calcium         magnesium silicate, phosphorous furnace byproduct, calcium         silicate, potassium silicate, silicic acid, organic silicone,         sodium silicate.     -   154. The method of paragraph 153, wherein said silicon soil         amendment is selected from: Ca₂SiO₄, SiO₂, CaSiO₃, MgSiO₃, or         K₂SiO₃, (Si(OH)₄, H₄SiO₄, and R₂SiO, wherein R is an organic         group such as methyl, ethyl, or phenyl.     -   155. A method of introducing a HiSil trait into a soybean plant,         comprising:         -   a) selecting a soybean plant comprising a nucleic acid             sequence in its genome that encodes a protein having at             least 80% sequence identity to SEQ ID NO: 15 or SEQ ID             NO:17, wherein the protein comprises a Threonine at a             position corresponding to position 295 of SEQ ID NO:15, and         -   b) introducing a modification to the nucleic acid sequence             such that the encoded protein comprises an Isoleucine at the             position corresponding to position 295 of SEQ ID NO:15,         -   wherein a site-directed nuclease (SDN) introduces the             modification to the nucleic acid sequence.     -   156. The method of paragraph 155, wherein the SDN is selected         from: meganuclease, zinc finger, Transcription activator-like         effector nucleases system (TALEN) or Clustered Regularly         Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats system (CRISPR) system.     -   157. A soybean plant produced by the method of paragraph 155.     -   158. An elite soybean plant comprising a nucleic acid sequence         that encodes a protein having at least 80% sequence identity to         SEQ ID NO: 15 or SEQ ID NO: 17, wherein the protein comprises an         Isoleucine at a position corresponding to position 295 of SEQ ID         NO:15.     -   159. A method of growing a soybean crop, the method comprising         the steps of:         -   a) planting in a field a soybean plant as described in any             one of paragraphs 152 to 154 and         -   b) applying a compound to the field that comprises silicon:             -   i. prior to planting,             -   ii. at planting, or             -   iii. after planting.     -   160. A method of growing a soybean crop, the method comprising:         -   a) selecting a location for planting the soybean crop,             wherein the location comprises soil, said soil having a             silicon concentration at a level of at least 7 ppm, at least             10 ppm, at least 15 ppm, at least 20 ppm, at least 30 ppm,             at least 40 ppm or at least 50 ppm and         -   b) planting and growing a soybean plant as described in any             one of paragraphs 152-154.     -   161. The plant of any one of paragraphs 72-106, wherein the         plant comprises a H1 haplotype.

EXAMPLES

The following examples are put forth so as to provide those of ordinary skill in the art with a complete disclosure and description of how to make and use the present invention, and are not intended to limit the scope of what the inventors regard as their invention nor are they intended to represent that the experiments below are all or the only experiments performed. Efforts have been made to ensure accuracy with respect to numbers used (e.g. amounts, temperature, etc.) but some experimental errors and deviations should be accounted for. Unless indicated otherwise, parts are parts by weight, molecular weight is weight average molecular weight, temperature is in degrees Centigrade, and pressure is at or near atmospheric.

Example 1 Discovery of the HiSil Region in Hikmok sorip Soybean

Materials and methods

Plant Material

A set of 139 soybean cultivars representing early maturity groups was evaluated for Si accumulation, Subsequently, a cross was made between the known high absorbing line Hikmok sorip and a typical absorbing line (Majesta) and we developed 141 recombinant inbred lines (RIL) that were also evaluated. Soybean plants, three per line, were grown in a greenhouse under controlled conditions. Surface sterilization of seed was performed using 2% sodium hypochloride treatment for 5 min followed by three subsequent washes with distilled water. Plants were grown in potting soil with or without 1.7 mM Si prepared from potassium silicate (Kasil #6, 23.6% SiO₂, National Silicates).

Quantification of Silicon in Soybean Leaf Samples

The first trifoliate leaf of each plant was collected for Si concentration analysis three weeks after the first Si amendment. Dried leaves were ground to a powder in a bead homogenizer (Omni Bead Ruptor, Omni International). Measurements were made with a portable X-ray fluorescence spectrometer (Niton XL3t900 GOLDD XRF analyser; Thermo Scientific) at the University of York, UK, according to the methods of Reidinger et al., (2012). The Si rate assay was carried out with non-inoculated plants.

X-ray Microanalysis and Scanning Electron Microscopy

Si distribution in leaves of different soybean genotypes was analyzed by using scanning electron microscopy coupled with an energy dispersive X-ray (DXR) micro-analyzer. A single fully expanded healthy leaf without any symptoms of disease or physical damage was harvested from each plant species grown with or without Si. Small sections (approx. 10×10 mm) were cut from the central region of the leaf, avoiding midribs. The cut pieces of leaves were lyophilized and coated with gold and paladium to provide conductivity. Coated samples were examined using a CAMECA SX-100 Universal EPMA microscope (Cameca instruments Inc., Trumbull, USA). Voltage of 15 kV and a current of 20 nA were used for processing to get the elemental concentration profiles across the leaf sample.

Genotyping-by-Sequencing of Soybean Cultivars

SNP genotyping previously performed using a GBS approach was used (Sonah et al. 2014). The ApeK1 restriction enzyme was used for library preparation following Elshire's protocol (Elshire et al,, 2011) with minor modifications described in Sonah et al. (2013). Single-end sequencing of multiplex GBS libraries was performed using the Illumina HiSeq2000 at the Genome Québec Innovation Center, McGill University (Montreal, QC, Canada). Illumine sequence read processing, mapping, SNP calling and genotyping were performed using the IGST-GBS pipeline (Sonah et al., 2013). Vcftools and several in-house scripts were used to obtain good quality SNPs. Imputation of missing data was performed with fastPHASE 1.3 (Scheet & Stephens, 2006). Functional and structural annotation of SNPs was performed using SnpEff (version 3.3H) and the soybean genome annotation provided in the Phytozome database (Goodstein et al., 2012, Cingolani et al., 2012).

Genome Wide Association Study (GWAS)

GWAS was performed using software tools like TASSEL 3.0 and the Genomic Association and Prediction Integrated Tool (GAPIT) (Bradbury et al., 2007; Lipka et al,, 2012). A general linear model (GLM) was used with or without the covariate P from principal component analysis (PCA) and the covariate Q obtained from STRUCTURE. A kinship matrix was calculated either using the VanRaden method (K) or the EMMA method (K*) to determine relatedness among individuals (Kang et al., 2008; Loiselle et al., 1995), Compressed mixed linear models (CMLM) incorporating a kinship matrix (K or K*) along with P or Q were tested. The negative log(1/n) was used to establish a significance threshold.

QTL Mapping

Genotypic data were obtained using GBS for the 141 RILs derived from the Majesta×Hikmok sorip cross and used for QTL mapping. QTL mapping was performed using the QTL IciMapping software (version 3.3, released July 2013, www.isbreeding.net).

Grafting Experiments

Grafts were made among four cultivars Jack, Majesta, Williams 82 and Hikmok sorip. To promote branching, a shoot meristem was plucked at the V1 stage. Of two arising branches, one branch was grafted very close to the branching point. Leaf samples were taken from both branches to compare Si accumulation. Plants of the same genotype were grafted with each other and used as controls.

Results Evaluation of Silicon (Si) Uptake in Soybean Germplasm

The cultivated soybean germplasm set was evaluated under greenhouse conditions to measure Si uptake ability. Values ranged between 0.65% and 1.53% with an average of ca. 1.0% and a standard deviation of 0.15 (FIG. 1). The frequency distribution indicated a limited variability for this trait.

Evaluation of Silicon (Si) Iptake in Majesta×Himok sorip RILs

Since Hikmok sorip appeared to be a line with exceptional ability to absorb Si based on our own observations, it was crossed with Majesta, a cultivated line showing average Si accumulation, to create 141 RILs in an attempt to map the genetic loci that could govern Si accumulation. X-ray microscopy of leaf tissues corroborated the higher accumulation of Si in Hikmok sorip compared to Majesta (FIG. 3),

The Si accumulation in leaf tissues of all 141 RILs derived from crosses between Majesta and Hikmok sorip showed a range of nearly 2.0% between the lowest and highest values. The average value was 1.69% with a standard deviation of 0.45. Unlike the data with the Canadian germplasm lines, frequency distribution showed a bimodal distribution pattern suggesting the involvement of specific genes in the Si uptake regulation (FIG. 2).

Genome-Wide Association Study (GWAS) for Si Accumulation in Soybean

GWAS was initially performed using a set of 139 cultivated lines. Based on this analysis, none of the markers showed a significant association with Si accumulation in soybean leaves (FIG. 4). Subsequently, the 95 PI (Plant introduction) lines were combined with the Canadian lines for an additional GWAS. Once again, none of the markers showed a significant association with Si accumulation in spite of the seemingly wider range of phenotypes in the PI lines.

Identification of a Quantitative Trait Locus (QTL) for Si Accumulation in Hikmok sorip

A linkage map of 768 SNP markers was used for QTL mapping of Si accumulation using the 141 RIIs from Majesta×Hikmok sorip. A single large effect QTL (named thereafter Hisil locus) was observed on chromosome 16 with a LOD score of 39.33 (FIG. 5), This QTL alone explained over 66% of the phenotypic variation (Table 11). This Hisil locus was found to be located at ca. 95 cM on the genetic map of chromosome 16 (FIGS. 6 & 7) No significant epistatic interactions were detected using EPlstatic QTL mapping as performed by ICIMapping (FIG. 8),

TABLE 11 Details of quantitative trait loci (QTL) identified for silicon accumulation in soybean leaf using different software tool Mapping Left Right Add. Software method Chr. Position Marker Marker LOD PVE (%) effect ICIMapping ICIM 16 95.2 SNP606 SNP607 39.33 66.62 −0.37 IM 16 95.2 SNP606 SNP607 38.29 70.91 −0.38 16 97.0 SNP609 SNP610 35.79 70.54 −0.38 ICIM—Inclusive composite interval mapping; IM—Interval mapping; Chr.—Chromosome; PVE—phenotypic variance explained; Add. effect—Additive effect.

Grafting Experiments

To further characterize the Si uptake trait, different cultivars were grafted onto a Hikmok sorip rootstock and vice versa and evaluated for Si absorption. Results showed that Si accumulation in a given graft was determined by the rootstock and not the aerial portion of the plant. In addition, grafts with Hikmok sorip as rootstock absorbed as much Si as Hikmok sorip hence confirming the unique trait of Hikmok sorip to absorb higher quantities of Si (Table 12).

TABLE 12 Silicon (Si) uptake observed in leaves of different soybean cultivar grafted on Hikmok sorip rootstock and vice versa Average Standard Scion Rootstock Si (%) Deviation Majesta Hikmok sorip 2.81 0.29 Jack Hikmok sorip 2.85 0.54 Williams 82 Hikmok sorip 2.85 0.06 Hikmok sorip Majesta 1.32 0.23 Hikmok sorip Jack 1.36 0.10 Hikmok sorip Williams 82 1.39 0.42 Majesta Majesta 1.23 0.12 Jack Jack 1.31 0.18 Williams 82 Williams 82 1.16 0.34 Hikmok sorip Hikmok sorip 2.93 0.26

Discussion

In this work, we discovered a specific genomic region, thereafter named Kish', in a specific soybean cultivar known as Hikmok sorip that confers the ability to accumulate higher quantities of silicon (Si). Si is known to provide plants with many benefits, mostly in the prevention of biotic and abiotic stresses, when it is sufficiently available or amended in a growth substrate.

The protective role of silicon against stresses will be greatly influenced by the ability of the plant species under treatment to absorb the element. For this reason, some plant species will not respond to a Si treatment and results will often be interpreted as a failure by Si to confer protection, rather than a biological limitation. As a general rule, all monocots are Si accumulators. For dicots, the picture is not as clear as most dicots are unable to accumulate Si, For instance, the model plant Arabidopsis will only accumulate limited amounts. Notable exceptions among dicots are the Cucurbitaceae that are well known to benefit from Si feeding. Other exceptions include some species within the legumes such as pigeon pea and soybean (Hodson et al., 2005).

At the intraspecific level, limited variation in Si absorption ability has been reported or observed. For that purpose, monocots and more specifically rice have been studied and variations between the tested cultivars never exceeded 30%. It was therefore quite unexpected to observe variation as high as 200% between Hikmok sorip and other soybean cultivars tested (Arsenault-Labrecque et al., 2012: Guérin et al., 2014).

To determine how common high silicon uptake is within soybean germplasm, we tested 139 cultivated soybean varieties. Our results showed that there was very little variation among the germplasm tested, most of the lines averaging around 1% Si. Expectedly, the GENAS analysis failed to identify associated SNP markers given the limited variation. These observations suggest that soybean germplasm is limited in its variation for Si absorption, a characteristic that appears to be shared by most if not all species in the plant kingdom.

Within our collection of RILs based on Majesta X Hikmok sorip, we observed a much wider variation of Si accumulation compared to the original set of 139 cultivated lines. As a matter of fact, two distinct peaks emerged suggesting that very few loci controlled this trait. This was confirmed by our QTL analysis that revealed that almost all the phenotypic variation could be explained by a single locus on chromosome 16. Our results further indicated the absence of epistatic interaction for this trait.

From a breeding point of view, this discovery brings a new and unique opportunity to create soybean lines with improved Si uptake and thus a greater resistance to biotic and abiotic stresses. Considering that Si-associated benefits are wide reaching, soybean lines carrying this trait could display multiple and durable resistance to the numerous constraints affecting soybean production.

Example 2 Markers Development Materials and Methods for Marker Development

Whole genome re-sequencing data of Hikmok sorip aligned with Williams 82 was used to predict Hisil-Del a large deletion of about 286 bp, Flanking primers to target Hisil-Del was designed using Primer3 software tool (bioinfo.utee/primer3-0.4.0/). Similarly, primers for the other deletions and insertion were designed using Primer3 software tool. PCR amplification of these primers was performed using DNA from Hikmok sorip, Williams, and recombinant inbred lines (RILs) were developed from the cross between Hikmok sorip and Magesta. PCR amplicons were resolved by agarose gel electrophoresis.

Results

A set of five markers in the HiSil region was developed for the discriminant detection of HiSil gene in a segregating population. The marker HiSil-Del was designed based on a large deletion (-286 bp, Gm16:33,712,274 to 33,712,559) present in the cul ivar Hikmok sorip when compared to Williams 82 reference genome (G. max V1.1, FIG. 9) The HiSil-Del is tightly linked to HiSil since it is separated by a distance of only 28 Kb. Because of the large size difference in PCR amplicons, the marker HiSil-Del can be used to screen the presence of HiSil even using agarose gel electrophoresis (FIG. 10).

In addition, four gene-specific markers, including three deletions and one insertion in Hikmok sorip compared to Williams 82 reference genome, were developed (Table 13). These markers are helpful to follow the HiSil gene in segregating progenies and can be used to identify the gene in any new sources of germplasm.

TABLE 13 Details of markers linked to HiSil gene Product Size (bp) SEQ ID. William Hikmok No. Primer_ID Primer Sequence 82 Sorip 2 HiSil-del1_F GAATTTTAAGTCAACAGACATGCAC 227 192 3 HiSil-del1_R TTTCACGGTAAAAATTATCACCAAC 4 HiSil-del2_F GCAGGGAGGCAACAAATTAACAAAC 328 0 5 HiSil-del2_R TGTTTCACAATCTTTCTTCTCACACAC 6 HiSil-del3b_F GGAGGATCGCGACCATCATACTTTC 398 278 7 HiSil-del3b_R TTCCACACCCTCACACATGATTGTA 8 HiSil-ins1_F TGTCGCGTTAAATTCGTATGTTTG 159 181 9 HiSil-ins1_R TCAAATTAAAGGCATGAGGATTTTGG 10 HiSil-Del_F CCCACATCATTTTGACTTAACACTAG 734 448 11 HiSil-Del_R TCTTCTTAGTTCTTAGATTCTCGCAC

We have also designed a Cleaved Amplified Polymorphic Sequences (CAPS) marker linked to the HiSil gene. Conveniently, the Mboll restriction enzyme cleaves the PCR product into two fragments in the Hisil of Hikmok sorip variety and three fragments in the wild-type gene of the Williams variety (Table 14, FIG. 11),

TABLE 14 Details of Cleaved Amplified Polymorphic Sequences (CAPS) markers linked to HiSil gene Products after cleavage SEQ ID Williams Hikmok No. Primer ID Sequence 82 Sorip 12 HiSil- CCTTTTATGTCTCTTCCGTTTGAAAAGC 3 (73 bp, 2 (73 bp, Mboll_F 169 bp, 464 bp) 13 HiSil- AAGTATGATGGTCGCGATCCTCCTCC 295 bp) Mboll_R

Example 3 Confirmation of QTL with High Density Genetic Map of Majesta×Hikmok sorip

Based on the QTL idenitifed in the linkage group J between the flanking markers of SNP605 and SNP610, the targeted region was further saturated with 94 new SNP markers. Genetic mapping was done by JoinMap (version 3.0) using regression mapping with the Kosambi's mapping function. A high density genetic map of 132 cM was constructed for the linkage group J.

All the 155 marker data (61 earlier mapped and 94 newly genotyped markers) of linkage group J was analyzed to find out the significance of association with the leaf Si content phenotype.

QTL mapping was performored in in-house workflow, where interval mapping, multiple interval mapping and composite interval mapping algorithms are integrated. The LR test statistics significance threshold of 13.8145 (LOD=2.0) was used to declare QTL.

The QTL mapping using the high density genetic map also detected a single major QTL in the same interval in the linkage group J which was detected in low density map.

New HiSII Interval

Marker analysis indicates that within the Hikmok×Majesta population, a chromosomal interval spanning from about SNP595 (31.13Mb) to SNP615 (36.55 Mb) (FIGS. 12 and 13) is highly associated with the HiSil trait.

A total of 155 markers were identified within this chromosomal interval to have a P value of less than or equal to 0.05 indicating that markers within this interval may be used to produce and/or select for lines having the HiSil Trait.

Example 4 QTL Mapping Performed in an Alternatve Mapping Population of Hamilton×PI 89772

As a PI 89772 has the same haplotype of Hikmok in the HiSil gene region, an alternate F2:3 mapping population of Hamilton×PI 89772 was used to confirm the HiSil QTL identified in Majesta×Hikmok

Methods Phenotyping of Hamilton×PI 89772 Mapping Population

A mapping population derived from a cross Hamilton×PI 89772 was used for the QTL mapping. A total of 100 F3 (F2:3) lines were evaluated for Si uptake in the greenhouse at University Laval. Soybean plants, five per line, were grown in a greenhouse under controlled conditions. Plants were grown in potting soil with adequate supply of Si (1.7 mM) prepared from potassium silicate (Kasil #6, 23.6% SiO2, National Silicates), The first trifoliate leaf of each plant (5×100) was collected, dried and crushed to a fine powder. Leaf Si content was estimated by using a Niton XL3t Ultra Analyzer XRF according to the method described by Reidinger et al. (2012).

Genotyping, map construction and QTL mapping with Hamilton×PI89772 mapping population

Progeny of mapping population Hamilton x PI 89772 F2:3 were genotyped by 2990 genome wide markers. After removing the monomorphic markers, 1149 markers were used for genetic mapping. Genetic mapping was done by JoinMap (version 3.0) using regression mapping with the Kosambi's mapping function. A high density genetic map of 178 cM was constructed.The marker order between genetic and physical mapping is highly conserved.

QTL mapping was done in in-house workflow, where interval mapping, multiple interval mapping and composite interval mapping algorithms are integrated. The QTL are indentifed with a LR test statistics significance threshold of 13.8145 (LOD=2.0).

Results Segregation of Leaf Silicon Content in Hamilton×PI 89772 Mapping Population

The F3 lines grown for three weeks with Si supplementation showed an average of 1.30% Si with a maximum of 2.03% and a minimum 0.71% Si. A typical 1:2:1 segregation was observed suggesting a single locus regulation of Si absorption (FIG. 14).

Genetic Map and QTL for Leaf Silicon Content

Based on the two mapping populations high-density genetic linkage map and the individual marker association with the leaf Si content pheonotype the defined interval for HiSil gene region is between the markers SY0089B to IGGY260. This interval in genetic map of Majesta X Hikmok sorip is between 92.6 cM to 132 cM, and corresponds to the physical map position of 31.15 Mb to 36.72 Mb (5.57 Mb fragment)) in chromosome 16 (FIGS. 13, 15, 16 & 17). The markers within this interval in both mapping populations have highly significant p-values for silicon uptake.

There are 135 markers developed in this interval, some of which are described in Table 15 below. More markers and favorable HiSil allel calls, targeted sequence, primer sequences and SNPs are presented in Tables 16-20.

TABLE 15 Markers p-values for each population Physical Hikmok × Majesta Hamilton × PI89772 Marker Position p-value p-value IGGY2746 12198849 0.47973 IGGY2752 12975991 0.00622 SNP574 14100150 0.00346 IGGY2757 14550460 0.55375 SNP575 14557684 0.00674 IGGY492 15662425 0.13595 IGGY566 16552349 0.51714 SNP576 17115818 0.00573 IGGY2760 17335057 0.01356 IGGY2765 18941830 0.01866 SNP577 19047353 0.00787 SNP578 19361529 0.00591

TABLE 16 Markers for Majesta X Hikmok sorip Table 16. Candidate HiSil Marker Physical Sum of Mean Significance level (0.1 = *, 0.05 = **, Gene interval Name Position DF Squares Square Prob > F 0.01 = *** and respectively) region region SNP555 68523 1 0.151353 0.15135 0.328348454 SNP556 185022 1 0.080349 0.08035 0.534313513 SNP557 1327055 1 0.555785 0.55579 0.065154167 * SNP558 2403360 1 0.494472 0.49447 0.078001122 * SNP559 2746738 1 0.335189 0.33519 0.141672748 SNP560 2767293 1 0.281512 0.28151 0.175995487 SNP561 2912151 1 0.32543 0.32543 0.147209825 SNP562 3038182 1 0.507504 0.5075 0.075809502 * SNP563 3047968 1 0.366235 0.36624 0.125732429 SNP564 3946949 1 0.086747 0.08675 0.506399746 SNP565 4256100 1 0.134143 0.13414 0.36258166 SNP566 4937234 1 0.003755 0.00375 2.966347664 SNP567 5703382 1 0.666382 0.66638 0.04558601 ** SNP568 6196089 1 0.817139 0.81714 0.028321054 ** SNP569 7138469 1 0.642251 0.64225 0.048512289 ** SNP570 7391200 1 0.85974 0.85974 0.024582701 ** SNP571 8023117 1 1.139265 1.13927 0.010683357 ** SNP572 8713046 1 1.204528 1.20453 0.00882985 *** SNP573 11563819 1 1.491718 1.49172 0.00385849 **** SNP574 14100150 1 1.529828 1.52983 0.003460473 **** SNP575 14557684 1 1.297166 1.29717 0.006748991 *** SNP576 17115818 1 1.353506 1.35351 0.005736309 *** SNP577 19047353 1 1.243958 1.24396 0.007873597 *** SNP578 19361529 1 1.342919 1.34292 0.005913919 *** SNP579 21610613 1 1.342919 1.34292 0.005913919 *** SNP580 21614498 1 1.466068 1.46607 0.004152226 **** SNP581 24007766 1 1.305901 1.3059 0.006580507 *** SNP582 24196632 1 1.088614 1.08861 0.012397597 ** SNP583 25768284 1 0.769365 0.76937 0.032458681 ** SNP584 26760058 1 0.652906 0.65291 0.046875849 ** SNP585 28073122 1 1.154882 1.15488 0.01020619 ** SNP586 29895735 1 2.514687 2.51469 0.000213473 ****** SNP587 30374483 1 4.462075 4.46208 7.83333E−07 *********** SNP588 30374503 1 4.462075 4.46208 7.83333E−07 *********** SNP589 30395866 1 4.996338 4.99634 1.59109E−07 ************ SNP590 30402864 1 4.462075 4.46208 7.83333E−07 *********** SNP591 30402865 1 4.668914 4.66891 4.24076E−07 ************ SNP592 30442126 1 4.462075 4.46208 7.83333E−07 *********** SNP593 30505518 1 4.739114 4.73911 3.44012E−07 ************ SNP594 30805487 1 7.256661 7.25666 1.29248E−10 ****************** SNP595 31136175 1 7.457938 7.45794 6.63242E−11 ******************* HiSil SNP596 31178190 1 8.378529 8.37853 2.89427E−12 ********************** inteval SNP597 31178205 1 8.378529 8.37853 2.89427E−12 ********************** Region SNP598 31472093 1 8.18326 8.18326 5.68859E−12 ********************* SNP599 31565242 1 9.030765 9.03076 2.88883E−13 ************************ SNP600 31840074 1 10.47006 10.47006 1.34716E−15 **************************** SY4353 31848568 2 8.055602 4.0278 1.61744E−10 ****************** SY3108 31860682 2 9.065398 4.5327 5.09474E−12 ********************* SY3110 31863327 2 8.373514 4.18676 5.07125E−11 ******************* SY0871AQ 31869001 2 8.858589 4.42929 7.23307E−12 ********************* SY4329 31898811 2 7.854068 3.92703 3.15757E−10 ****************** SY3005 31996339 2 9.81321 4.9066 3.48357E−13 ************************ SNP601 32026703 1 9.915038 9.91504 1.12118E−14 ************************** SY4316 32039454 2 10.35878 5.17939 4.58243E−14 ************************** SNP602 32076322 1 11.96807 11.96807 3.13004E−18 ********************************** SY4324 32083583 2 10.10366 5.05183 1.24227E−13 ************************ SY3112 32084966 2 11.35494 5.67747 9.53431E−16 ***************************** SY0096C 32100624 2 11.40449 5.70224 9.76298E−16 ***************************** SY0096A 32101062 2 10.95473 5.47736 2.62075E−15 **************************** SY4225 32283031 2 11.10175 5.55088 2.12492E−15 **************************** SNP603 32329390 1 12.43003 12.43003 4.30751E−19 ************************************ SY4219 32343705 2 11.51485 5.75742 2.20571E−16 ****************************** SY3114 32474449 2 11.24478 5.62239 1.47978E−15 **************************** SY4231 32494752 2 12.29487 6.14743 3.11925E−17 ******************************** SY4326 32507776 2 11.42993 5.71496 7.05647E−16 ***************************** SY4232 32533983 2 10.80177 5.40088 8.42102E−15 *************************** SNP604 32547296 1 12.15319 12.15319 1.42361E−18 ********************************** SY4224 32843154 2 12.42758 6.21379  3.4057E−18 ********************************** SY0567AQ 32881385 2 12.12912 6.06456 3.94449E−17 ******************************** SY0098BQ 32881404 2 10.35748 5.17874 4.60527E−14 ************************** SY0127AQ 32890833 2 9.815027 4.80751  3.2444E−15 **************************** SY4335 32906255 2 12.31108 6.15554 1.84737E−17 ******************************** SY4213 32946342 2 11.95973 5.97986 8.08869E−17 ******************************* SY4227 33021575 2 12.25133 6.12566 2.38034E−17 ******************************** SNP605 33104446 1 13.4811 13.4811  3.7692E−21 **************************************** SY4426 33104446 2 11.55566 5.77783 4.24728E−18 ****************************** SY4330 33204904 2 11.78663 5.89332  1.6544E−16 ****************************** SY3121 33263666 2 12.56897 6.28448 6.11656E−18 ********************************* SY4336 33463159 2 13.94979 8.97489 1.90832E−20 ************************************** SY0099E 33474867 2 13.97061 6.9853 1.30428E−20 ************************************** SNP606 33527064 1 19.5685 19.5685 3.67287E−37 ***************************************** ****************** SY4435 33540839 2 15.92787 7.96394 7.04519E−25 ****************************************** ***** SY4325 33562531 2 16.12569 8.06285  1.5349E−25 ******************************************** **** SNP607 33595090 1 19.40175 19.40175 1.39109E−36 ********************************************** ************* SY4421 33595090 2 14.77934 7.38967 2.01678E−22 ****************************************** SY4439 33611752 2 15.89571 7.94785 1.09623E−24 ********************************************** SY4432 33636446 2 16.14538 8.07269 4.07334E−26 ********************************************** **** SY4217 33654456 2 16.26075 8.13037  4.5184E−26 ********************************************* ***** SY4310 33655743 2 16.92317 8.46158 1.46227E−27 ******************************************** ******** SY4250 33655875 2 15.8712 7.9356 6.34085E−25 ********************************************* ** SY4290 33655946 2 15.51561 7.75781 4.37898E−24 ********************************************** SY4297 33657467 2 15.33372 7.66686 6.69048E−24 ********************************************* SY4278 33658314 2 16.48768 8.24384 1.60274E−26 ******************************************** ****** SY4284 33660305 2 15.888 7.944 5.77951E−25 ******************************************** *** SY4261 33661778 2 16.6182 8.3091 1.73392E−26 ******************************************* ******* SY4302 33662550 2 15.80226 7.90113 9.26426E−25 ***************************************** ****** SY4252 33667338 2 15.37192 7.68596 9.41153E−24 ********************************************* SY4307 33667499 2 15.75358 7.87679 1.59139E−24 ********************************************** SY4255 33667587 2 16.60542 8.30271 7.72718E−27 ******************************************* ******* SY4253 33667829 2 16.24036 8.12018 6.17405E−26 ******************************************* ***** SY4247 33667974 2 15.49338 7.74669  6.2044E−24 ******************************************** HiSil SY4300 33668038 2 15.72529 7.86284  1.4109E−24 ********************************************* Candidate SY4305 33668118 2 16.84613 8.42306 2.32598E−27 ********************************************* Gene ****** Region SY4257 33668227 2 15.37199 7.686 1.81392E−23 ******************************************* SY4289 33668347 2 15.51937 7.75969 8.90505E−24 ******************************************** SY4285 33668427 2 15.45654 7.72827  6.0043E−24 ******************************************** SY4276 33668501 2 14.45145 7.22572 1.65539E−23 ******************************************* SY4279 33668652 2 15.71191 7.85596  1.3399E−24 ********************************************* SY4246 33668680 2 13.70768 6.85384 1.52018E−20 ************************************** SY4306 33669577 2 15.45654 7.72827  6.0043E−24 ********************************************* SY4292 33669600 2 17.15298 8.57649 3.59046E−28 ********************************************* ********* SY4314 33669639 2 15.97883 7.98941 5.84916E−25 ******************************************* **** SY4299 33670119 2 15.4045 7.70225 1.64609E−23 ******************************************** SY4251 33670154 2 17.13755 8.56877  4.2901E−28 ******************************************** ********** SY4301 33670204 2 15.86657 7.93329 6.50489E−25 ****************************************** ***** SY4291 33670373 2 15.58439 7.78219 5.47082E−24 ********************************************* SY4207 33673022 2 17.3205 8.66025 1.26548E−28 ********************************************* ********* SY4265 33673244 2 15.57149 7.78575 1.37076E−24 ********************************************** SY4282 33673483 2 16.52542 8.26271 1.36216E−26 ******************************************* ******* SY4244 33673647 2 15.36955 7.68478  9.5304E−24 ********************************************* SY4264 33674572 2 15.23575 7.61788 1.64061E−23 ******************************************** SY4249 33676079 2 16.1861 8.09305 1.09114E−25 ******************************************** **** SY4303 33676250 2 15.1569 7.57845 2.90934E−23 ******************************************** SY4295 33676255 2 15.55092 7.77546  3.6237E−24 ********************************************** SY4273 33676984 2 15.96304 7.98152 1.09951E−25 ******************************************** **** SY4268 33678035 2 15.74199 7.871 1.28807E−24 ********************************************** SY4269 33679379 2 16.42154 8.21077 2.83679E−28 ****************************************** ******** SY4254 33679893 2 15.39591 7.69795 6.74759E−24 ********************************************* SY4256 33680025 2 14.65863 7.32931  4.3023E−24 ********************************************** SY4272 33680071 2 14.98325 7.49163 7.13818E−23 ******************************************* SY4281 33680257 2 15.01452 7.50726  6.0786E−23 ******************************************* SY4416 33681630 2 15.76635 7.88317 1.12768E−24 ********************************************** SY4360 33681946 2 14.68797 7.34398 2.17132E−22 ****************************************** SY4210 33681961 2 16.7465 8.37325 7.07291E−27 ******************************************** ****** SY4208 33682500 2 t 17.717 8.8585 1.48266E−29 ********************************************** ********* SY4362 33712274 2 15.34542 7.67271 1.08275E−23 ******************************************** SY4215 33728789 2 14.38978 7.19489 1.96837E−21 **************************************** SNP608 33802005 1 17.66351 17.66351 3.74686E−31 ********************************************* ************* SY4418 33803957 2 14.92391 7.46196 7.68774E−23 ******************************************* SY0569AQ 33853271 2 14.75802 7.37901 2.24609E−22 ****************************************** SY4322 34838750 2 12.17477 6.08738 6.14401E−18 ********************************* SY4433 35206878 2 14.23067 7.11533  4.3051E−21 **************************************** SY1044BQ 35208490 2 15.45473 7.72736 7.74188E−24 ********************************************* SNP609 35218844 1 17.73376 17.73376 2.35896E−31 ******************************************* **************** SY4437 35218844 2 13.03976 6.51988 2.97408E−22 ****************************************** SNP610 35762786 1 15.02618 15.02618 1.83896E−24 ********************************************** SY4440 35882270 2 11.31705 5.65852 6.35362E−16 ***************************** SY4434 35916594 2 12.12608 6.06304 6.27991E−17 ******************************* SNP611 36257345 1 13.14691 13.14691 1.76279E−20 ************************************** SNP612 36411870 1 12.26185 12.26185 8.92683E−19 *********************************** SNP613 36452436 1 12.01993 12.01993 2.51239E−18 ********************************** SNP614 36484326 1 11.09312 11.09312  1.1504E−16 ****************************** SNP615 36550306 1 10.59843 10.59843  8.176E−16 ***************************** SY0573AQ 36641894 2 10.32794 5.16397 5.14808E−14 ************************* SY0574AQ 36727283 2 10.4628 5.2314 2.68188E−14 **************************

TABLE 17 Markers for Hamilton × PI89772 Significance level Table 17. (0.1 = *, 0.05 = **, HiSil Marker Physical Sum of Mean 0.01 = *** Candidate interval Name Position DF Squares Square F Ratio Prob > F and respectively) Gene region region IGGY157 133098 2 0.3085745 0.154287 1.725 0.176974 IGGY644 133288 2 0.1061116 0.053056 0.5645 0.563217 IGGY339 724481 2 0.0504603 0.02523 0.2678 0.759802 IGGY117 1348464 2 0.2491671 0.124584 1.2867 0.27305 IGGY332 1629988 2 0.2312231 0.115612 1.2086 0.29448 IGGY1773 1630675 2 0.1759643 0.087982 0.8895 0.405797 IGGY554 2746738 2 0.2478873 0.123944 1.2785 0.275779 IGGY477 3534754 2 0.09811 0.049055 0.5017 0.599938 IGGY1567 4008875 2 0.4077588 0.203879 2.3314 0.097987 * IGGY525 6868110 2 0.2614395 0.13072 1.4192 0.239824 IGGY2746 12198849 2 0.1429733 0.071487 0.7242 0.479739 IGGY2752 12975991 2 0.8242433 0.412122 5.2996 0.006229 *** IGGY2757 14550460 2 0.1124239 0.056212 0.5808 0.553751 IGGY492 15662425 2 0.4060111 0.203006 1.9949 0.135954 IGGY566 16552349 2 0.1319188 0.065959 0.6493 0.517144 IGGY2760 17335057 2 0.6699558 0.334978 4.4385 0.013569 ** IGGY2765 18941830 2 0.7464825 0.373241 4.067 0.018667 ** IGGY2786 24608838 2 0.4515498 0.225775 2.521 0.081525 * IGGY2716 25066103 2 0.6415773 0.320789 3.8391 0.023459 ** IGGY2717 26011238 2 0.3131059 0.156553 1.8796 0.152179 IGGY2718 26124486 2 0.3879167 0.193958 2.238 0.107292 IGGY2721 26481028 2 0.5348341 0.267417 3.3401 0.037668 ** IGGY2722 26762918 2 0.2423423 0.121171 1.2499 0.283176 IGGY2348 26779932 2 0.4729054 0.236453 2.4891 0.084045 * IGGY1569 28389568 2 0.9841681 0.492084 5.9696 0.003356 **** IGGY1570 28657055 2 0.9434522 0.471726 5.1904 0.006584 *** IGGY2363 28657775 2 0.8292107 0.414605 4.3654 0.01435 ** IGGY2364 28710930 2 0.8233316 0.411666 4.5491 0.01186 ** IGGY1572 28999468 2 0.8057474 0.402874 4.4027 0.013638 ** IGGY929 29088944 2 0.9982975 0.499149 5.4964 0.004977 **** IGGY2367 29144193 2 1.3135219 0.656761 8.0003 0.00056 ***** IGGY580 29156455 2 0.8926534 0.446327 4.9791 0.007938 *** IGGY2370 30046974 2 1.579365 0.789683 9.4542 0.000158 ****** IGGY978 30151465 2 1.7116603 0.85583 10.6525 5.84E−05 ******* IGGY2371 30153571 2 1.8795405 0.93977 12.2797 1.64E−05 ******** IGGY2299 30331442 2 1.9166595 0.95833 13.4211 6.63E−06 ********* SY0089B 31154742 2 3.4084689 1.704234 27.5372 2.54E−10 ****************** HiSil IGGY741 31154850 2 3.6426032 1.821302 34.2201  2.6E−11 ******************** interval SY3148 31192049 2 3.1322073 1.566104 25.6986 1.16E−09 **************** Region SY3889 31256347 2 3.6420165 1.821008 30.5667 3.98E−11 ******************** IGGY57 31860682 2 4.2726445 2.13622 39.9664 6.72E−13 *********************** SY4354 31868259 2 4.2958423 2.147921 44.6002 2.53E−14 ************************** SY4349 31947660 2 2.6174747 1.308737 23.0138 1.04E−08 ************** SY4343 31949260 2 3.430466 1.715233 34.4594 8.02E−12 ********************* SY4235 31952066 2 4.2484638 2.124232 43.6753 2.58E−14 ************************** SY4358 31991011 2 4.2423151 2.121158 43.8212 3.74E−14 ************************** IGGY2353 31996339 2 3.8734648 1.936732 33.7048 8.18E−12 ********************* SY4316 32039454 2 4.1426309 2.071315 41.4655 1.06E−13 *********************** SY4324 32083583 2 4.231746 2.115873 43.0226 6.76E−14 ************************* IGGY1779 32101062 2 4.5868262 2.293413 45.7381 9.76E−15 *************************** SY4234 32145135 2 3.6929261 1.846463 33.1526  1.2E−11 ******************** SY4225 32283031 2 4.176961 2.08848 39.9752   2E−13 ************************ SY4219 32343705 2 3.7183526 1.859176 36.3998 2.57E−12 ********************** SY3114 32474449 2 4.5250074 2.262504 45.0267 1.07E−14 ************************** SY4231 32494752 2 4.2118733 2.105937 42.8333 5.18E−14 ************************* SY4232 32533983 2 3.8811344 1.940567 36.8992 1.09E−12 ********************** SY4224 32843154 2 4.1041938 2.052097 36.63 1.27E−12 ********************** IGGY2850 32848989 2 5.0099213 2.504961 68.1297 2.35E−17 ******************************** SY0567AQ 32881385 2 4.5848802 2.29244 49.0939 1.84E−15 **************************** IGGY1772 32881404 2 4.8616354 2.430818 53.6366 1.23E−15 **************************** IGGY2226 32890833 2 4.711218 2.355609 50.6433 1.89E−15 **************************** SY4335 32906255 2 4.4657107 2.232855 49.7423 1.65E−15 **************************** SY4213 32946342 2 4.8280627 2.414031 53.2842 3.12E−16 ****************************** SY4227 33021575 2 4.657339 2.32867 49.8694 1.56E−15 **************************** SY4426 33104446 2 4.2506796 2.12534 53.3329 5.36E−15 *************************** SY3121 33263666 2 5.0111924 2.505596 55.66 4.13E−17 ******************************** IGGY2357 33324609 2 4.1184615 2.059231 39.3923 1.09E−12 ********************** SY4217 33654456 2 5.0867587 2.543379 63.534 2.97E−18 *********************************** SY4310 33655743 2 4.743259 2.37163 49.9829 1.07E−15 **************************** SY4250 33655875 2 4.9775747 2.488787 56.4107 3.64E−17 ******************************** SY4290 33655946 2 5.0825746 2.541287 62.8785 4.52E−18 ********************************** SY4297 33657467 2 5.0766191 2.53831 64.202 1.69E−18 ********************************** SY4278 33658314 2 5.3053377 2.652669 63.7125 2.08E−18 ********************************** SY4284 33660305 2 5.2867145 2.643357 61.1883 4.74E−18 ********************************** SY4261 33661778 2 5.2009548 2.600477 57.6881  1.8E−17 ******************************** SY4302 33662550 2 5.1267078 2.563354 61.8146 8.17E−18 ********************************* SY4252 33667338 2 5.0867587 2.543379 63.534 2.97E−18 ********************************** SY4307 33667499 2 5.0766191 2.53831 64.202 1.69E−18 ********************************** SY4255 33667587 2 4.8229725 2.411486 59.0616 2.65E−17 ******************************** SY4253 33667829 2 5.2311489 2.615574 62.9171 2.23E−18 ********************************** SY4247 33667974 2 4.4476177 2.223809 43.7947 2.22E−14 ************************** SY4300 33668038 2 5.2978241 2.648912 63.8267 1.72E−18 ********************************** SY4305 33668118 2 4.9573634 2.478682 54.2705 1.56E−16 ****************************** SY4257 33668227 2 5.2785828 2.639291 62.9034 1.51E−18 ********************************** SY4289 33668347 2 5.2717257 2.635863 64.4284 1.16E−18 ********************************** SY4285 33668427 2 5.0766191 2.53831 64.202 1.69E−18 ********************************** SY4276 33668501 2 5.0766191 2.53831 64.4348 1.53E−18 ********************************** SY4279 33668652 2 5.3047481 2.652374 64.2155 1.46E−18 ********************************** SY4246 33668680 2 5.1829674 2.591484 63.8842 2.23E−18 ********************************** SY4306 33669577 2 4.9813009 2.49065 59.055 1.79E−17 ******************************** SY4292 33669600 2 5.0115917 2.505796 59.1339 2.25E−17 ******************************** SY4314 33669639 2 4.9248768 2.462438 61.1088 1.46E−17 ******************************** SY4299 33670119 2 5.0766191 2.53831 64.202 1.69E−18 ********************************** SY4251 33670154 2 5.6130402 2.80652 94.8063 3.41E−20 ************************************** SY4301 33670204 2 4.7926543 2.396327 50.1686 6.55E−16 ***************************** SY4291 33670373 2 5.2971332 2.648567 65.139 7.45E−19 ************************************ Hisil 

SY4207 33673022 2 4.2776157 2.138808 47.418 7.73E−15 *************************** SY4265 33673244 2 4.9212188 2.460609 59.8477 1.65E−17 ******************************** SY4282 33673483 2 5.0801246 2.540062 63.7063  2.4E−18 ********************************** SY4244 33673647 2 5.2144496 2.607225 63.9812 1.23E−18 ********************************** SY4264 33674572 2 5.1110591 2.55553 58.8881 1.93E−17 ******************************** SY4249 33676079 2 5.0867587 2.543379 63.534 2.97E−18 ********************************** SY4303 33676250 2 5.0867587 2.543379 63.534 2.97E−18 ********************************** SY4295 33676255 2 5.0766191 2.53831 64.202 1.69E−18 ********************************** SY4273 33676984 2 5.1071056 2.553553 63.7484 3.14E−18 ********************************** SY4268 33678035 2 5.1116546 2.555827 61.0581 7.46E−18 ********************************* SY4254 33679893 2 4.9562902 2.478145 60.5918   8E−18 ********************************* SY4256 33680025 2 4.7499567 2.374978 56.7318 5.07E−17 ******************************* SY4272 33680071 2 4.9529027 2.476451 59.8101 1.47E−17 ******************************** SY4281 33680257 2 5.2339935 2.616997 66.6603  5.2E−19 *********************************** SY4416 33681630 2 5.4962862 2.748143 68.7155 2.23E−19 ************************************ SY4360 33681946 2 5.1188003 2.5594 59.4551 1.16E−17 ******************************** SY4210 33681961 2 4.9433089 2.471654 59.9274 9.42E−18 ********************************* SY4215 33728789 2 4.9857988 2.492899 57.7078 2.55E−17 ******************************** IGGY515 33761413 2 5.1538024 2.576901 69.1883 4.98E−17 ******************************** IGGY3103 33802827 2 4.7895537 2.394777 54.0046 3.64E−16 ****************************** SY4322 34838750 2 4.7289297 2.364465 51.4523 1.03E−15 **************************** SY4344 34838853 1 3.115028 3.115028 55.0023 2.71E−11 ******************** IGGY2851 35127959 2 5.0307791 2.51539 54.7949 1.23E−16 ****************************** IGGY3104 35146338 2 4.5279721 2.263986 44.3425 6.43E−14 ************************* IGGY476 35175117 2 4.9288214 2.464411 52.9945 4.51E−16 ****************************** SY0571AQ 35571465 2 4.8540672 2.427034 52.8678 2.16E−16 ****************************** SY4220 35912570 2 3.666125 1.833062 34.6852 4.99E−12 ********************** IGGY3105 36138575 2 3.9769631 1.988482 35.6459 1.53E−11 ******************** IGGY3106 36503493 2 3.7888135 1.894407 33.0735 1.25E−11 ******************** IGGY282 36641894 2 3.3242547 1.662127 25.9414 6.63E−10 ***************** IGGY260 36727283 2 3.4786383 1.739319 27.0017 4.26E−10 ****************** IGGY683 37181573 2 2.5699486 1.284974 17.5557 3.91E−07 ************ IGGY403 37288898 2 2.5848003 1.2924 17.3837 4.96E−07 ************

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TABLE 18 Favourable Alleles Table 18. PanDa Variant Physical Favorable Unfavourable Marker Name UId Marker targeting the DNA polymorphism Position* Allele Allele SY0089B 12917729 IGGY1884, IIY26902, IIY26903, IIY526, KY2360A, 31154742 A/A C/C SY0089B, SY0089BQ IGGY741 12917727 IGGY741, IIY26809, IIY26810, IIY27145, KY0845A, 31154850 T/T A/A SY0089A, SY0089AQ SY3148 12980667 IGGY2378, IIY22259, SY3148 31192049 A/A G/G SY3889 12981395 IIY31526, SY3889 31256347 A/A G/G SY4353 56017303 SY4353 31848568 A/A G/G SY3108 12979617 IGGY57, IIY21912, SY3108 31860682 T/T A/A SY3110 12979670 IGGY59, IIY21906, SY3110 31863327 A/A G/G SY4354 56017304 SY4354 31868259 T/T A/A SY0871AQ 12981920 IGGY574, IIY26933, IIY26934, KY2834A, SY0871AQ 31869001 T/T A/A SY4329 56017305 SY4329 31898811 C/C A/A SY4349 56017307 SY4349 31947660 G/G A/A SY4343 56021709 SY4343 31949260 T/T A/A SY4235 12981079 IIY6295, SY4235 31952066 A/A G/G SY4358 56017308 SY4358 31991011 A/A C/C SY3005 12980686 IGGY2353, IIY22234, SY3005 31996339 A/A C/C SY4316 56021714 SY4316 32039454 G/G A/A SY4324 56017310 SY4324 32083583 G/G A/A SY3112 12979655 IGGY64, IIY21913, SY3112 32084966 C/C A/A SY0096C 12976596 IIY27048, IIY27049, IIY32229, IIY685, SY0096C, SY0096CQ 32100624 T/T A/A SY0096A 12976600 IGGY1779, IIY31492, IIY684, KY0853A, SY0096A, SY0096AQ 32101062 G/G A/A SY4234 56017312 SY4234 32145135 G/G A/A SY4225 56021721 SY4225 32283031 G/G C/C SY4219 56021724 SY4219 32343705 G/G A/A SY3114 12979695 IGGY76, IIY31725, SY3114 32474449 A/A T/T SY4231 56017315 SY4231 32494752 G/G A/A SY4326 56021730 SY4326 32507776 A/A G/G SY4232 56021731 SY4232 32533983 G/G A/A SY4224 56017318 SY4224 32843154 A/A C/C IGGY2850 12940106 IGGY2850, IIY31258 32848989 C/C G/G SY0567AQ 12933268 IIY26982, IIY26983, IIY31233, KY2763A, SY0567AQ 32881385 T/T A/A SY0098BQ 12933267 IGGY1772, IIY27070, IIY27071, IIY32273, IIY634, SY0098B, 32881404 G/G A/A SY0098BQ SY0127AQ 12948965 IGGY2226, IIY14700, SY0127A, SY0127AQ 32890833 G/G A/A SY4335 56017319 SY4335 32906255 T/T A/A SY4213 56017321 SY4213 32946342 T/T A/A SY4227 56017322 SY4227 33021575 A/A G/G SY4426 353462473 SY4426, SNP605 33104446 T/T A/A SY4330 56021742 SY4330 33204904 A/A G/G SY3121 12980630 IGGY2354, IIY22235, SY3121 33263666 C/C A/A IGGY2357 12980624 IGGY2357, IIY26917, IIY26918, IIY27306, SY3126 33324609 C/C G/G SY4336 12940400 SY4336 33463159 C/C A/A SY0099E 23543290 IGGY2310, IIY22189, SY0099E, SY0099EQ 33474867 G/G A/A SY4427 412802301 SY4427, SNP606 33527064 A/A T/T SY4435 12940422 SY4435 33540839 G/G A/A SY4325 56021749 SY4325 33562531 A/A T/T SY4421 412802302 SY4421, SNP607 33595090 A/A C/C SY4439 12940448 SY4439 33611752 G/G A/A SY4432 12940376 SY4432 33636446 A/A G/G SY4217 56021750 SY4217 33654456 A/A G/G SY4310 271724460 SY4310 33655743 G/G A/A SY4250 271344625 SY4250 33655875 A/A G/G SY4290 271914417 SY4290 33655946 A/A G/G SY4297 271534944 SY4297 33657467 A/A G/G SY4278 270585230 SY4278 33658314 G/G A/A SY4284 270964571 SY4284 33660305 A/A G/G SY4261 270964573 SY4261 33661778 G/G A/A SY4302 270775294 SY4302 33662550 A/A G/G SY4252 271914434 SY4252 33667338 G/G A/A SY4307 271344641 SY4307 33667499 G/G A/A SY4255 270585250 SY4255 33667587 A/A T/T SY4253 270775313 SY4253 33667829 C/C G/G SY4247 270775314 SY4247 33667974 T/T A/A SY4300 270585251 SY4300 33668038 G/G A/A SY4305 270964584 SY4305 33668118 G/G A/A SY4257 270775316 SY4257 33668227 D/D I/I SY4289 271154434 SY4289 33668347 I/I D/D SY4285 271154435 SY4285 33668427 G/G A/A SY4276 270964586 SY4276 33668501 I/I D/D SY4279 271534965 SY4279 33668652 G/G A/A SY4246 271914435 SY4246 33668680 A/A G/G SY4306 271154438 SY4306 33669577 G/G A/A SY4292 271724476 SY4292 33669600 A/A G/G SY4314 271914437 SY4314 33669639 C/C A/A SY4299 270964590 SY4299 33670119 D/D I/I SY4251 271534967 SY4251 33670154 G/G A/A SY4301 270585256 SY4301 33670204 A/A G/G SY4291 270964591 SY4291 33670373 C/C G/G SY4207 266863993 SY4207 33673022 T/T A/A SY4265 271344646 SY4265 33673244 A/A C/C SY4282 271154440 SY4282 33673483 G/G A/A SY4244 270585257 SY4244 33673647 A/A C/C SY4264 271914440 SY4264 33674572 D/D I/I SY4249 271534977 SY4249 33676079 A/A T/T SY4303 270964599 SY4303 33676250 A/A G/G SY4295 270585267 SY4295 33676255 A/A G/G SY4273 270964601 SY4273 33676984 A/A G/G SY4268 271154450 SY4268 33678035 A/A G/G SY4269 271154453 SY4269 33679379 A/A G/G SY4254 270585272 SY4254 33679893 D/D I/I SY4256 270964605 SY4256 33680025 T/T A/A SY4272 271154454 SY4272 33680071 C/C A/A SY4281 270775330 SY4281 33680257 G/G C/C SY4416 272389082 SY4416 33681630 G/G A/A SY4360 266863987 SY4206, SY4360 33681946 T/T A/A SY4210 266863990 SY4210 33681961 A/A G/G SY4208 266863989 SY4208 33682500 A/A G/G SY4362 999991351 SY4362 33712274 D/D I/I SY4215 56021751 SY4215 33728789 A/A T/T IGGY515 12977667 IGGY515, IIY570, KY0859A, SY0570AQ 33761413 G/G A/A IGGY3103 12981397 IGGY3103, IIY16547, SY3897 33802827 G/G A/A SY4418 12940610 SY4418 33803957 C/C A/A SY0569AQ 12976666 IGGY343, IIY27050, IIY27051, IIY31493, KY2903A, SY0569AQ 33853271 A/A G/G SY4322 56021755 SY4322 34838750 A/A G/G SY4344 56021756 SY4344 34838853 A/A G/G IGGY2851 12940655 IGGY2851, IIY27138 35127959 A/A G/G IGGY3104 12940605 IGGY3104, IIY27171, SY3898 35146338 C/C G/G IGGY476 12977396 IGGY476, IIY31353, KY4251A, SY0568AQ 35175117 G/G C/C SY4433 12981180 IIY6383, SY4433 35206878 G/G C/C SY1044BQ 12973395 IGGY768, IIY15423, IIY31340, KY4709A, SY1044AQ, SY1044BQ 35208490 A/A G/G SY4437 412802304 SY4437, SNP609 35218844 A/A G/G SY0571AQ 12976368 IGGY308, IIY32155, IIY97, KY2617A, SY0571AQ 35571465 G/G A/A SY4428 412802305 SY4428, SNP610 35762786 A/A G/G SY4440 12940854 SY4440 35882270 G/G C/C SY4220 56017329 SY4220 35912570 G/G A/A SY4434 12981186 IIY6407, SY4434 35916594 A/A G/G IGGY3105 12981327 IGGY3105, IIY27172, SY3899 36138575 A/A G/G IGGY3106 12981417 IGGY3106, IIY27133, SY3900 36503493 G/G A/A SY0573AQ 12916916 IGGY282, IIY249, IIY32182, KY2435A, SY0573AQ 36641894 A/A G/G SY0574AQ 23543129 IGGY260, IIY27281, KY2274A, SY0574AQ 36727283 G/G A/A

TABLE 19 Primers and probes for markers Table 19 PanDa - Variant Assay component Marker Name UID Assay id Type name DNA sequence SEQ ID NO. IGGY260 1065762 IGGY260 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY260 1065762 IGGY260 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY260F3 TCAAACGACACCGTCTCAT 27 IGGY260 1065762 IGGY260 Iillumina Golden Gate IGGY260F1 ACTTCGTCAGTAACGGACGCAAGTTCGAGGGCCAGAGCCTT 28 IGGY260 1065762 IGGY260 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY260F2 GAGTCGAGGTCATATCGTGCAAGTTCGAGGGCCAGAGCCTC 29 SY0574AQ 1078374 SY0574AQ Taqman SY0574AQ 1078374 SY0574AQ Taqman SY0574AF1 GCGAGGAGGTCGTAGATGAGA 30 SY0574AQ 1078374 SY0574AQ Taqman SY0574AR1 TGAAGGGTAGTTCCGACAAAGAAAC 31 SY0574AQ 1078374 SY0574AQ Taqman SY0574AA1FM TGTCGTTTGACAAGGC 278 SY0574AQ 1078374 SY0574AQ Taqman SY0574AA2TT TCGTTTGACGAGGCT 279 SY0573AQ 12916916 SY0573AQ Taqman SY0573AQ 12916916 SY0573AQ Taqman SY0573AF1 AGTCAACTGCCCAACTTAACCTA 32 SY0573AQ 12916916 SY0573AQ Taqman SY0573AR1 TGCAGTTCTATTCTGGCTATCTTGT 33 SY0573AQ 12916916 SY0573AQ Taqman SY0573AA1FM ACCACTTGTCTGGCC 280 SY0573AQ 12916916 SY0573AQ Taqman SY0573AA2TT CACCACTTGTTTGGC 281 IGGY741 12917727 IGGY741 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY741 12917727 IGGY741 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY741F3 AAGGTTCTTTCAAGAAAAGGAA 34 IGGY741 12917727 IGGY741 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY741F1 ACTTCGTCAGTAACGGACTTTGTGCTTTGATCCTCTGCAGATA 35 IGGY741 12917727 IGGY741 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY741F2 GAGTCGAGGTCATATCGTTTTGTGCTTTGATCCTCTGCAGATT 36 SY0089B 12917729 SY0089B Taqman SY0089B 12917729 SY0089B Taqman SY0089BF1 TCGAAGCACTTTCCTTTGTATTTCCT 37 SY0089B 12917729 SY0089B Taqman SY0089BR1 CACTTAGGTCACCAACAAGTCGA 38 SY0089B 12917729 SY0089B Taqman SY0089BA1FM CTTCCAATATATAAAAAAAA 282 SY0089B 12917729 SY0089B Taqman SY0089BA2VC TTCCAATATATCAAAAAAA 283 SY0098BQ 12933267 SY0098BQ Taqman SY0098BQ 12933267 SY0098BQ Taqman SY0098BF1 AGTCGATGCAAGAAGAAAGTCTCAAA 39 SY0098BQ 12933267 SY0098BQ Taqman SY0098BR1 CTTTTACTTTCATGTCAGCATGTCTTGT 40 SY0098BQ 12933267 SY0098BQ Taqman SY0098BA1FM CCCTTGCCCTTTAC 284 SY0098BQ 12933267 SY0098BQ Taqman SY0098BA2TT TTACCCTTGCTCTTTAC 285 SY0567AQ 12933268 SY0567AQ Taqman SY0567AQ 12933268 SY0567AQ Taqman SY0567AF1 GTCGATGCAAGAAGAAAGTCTCAA 41 SY0567AQ 12933268 SY0567AQ Taqman SY0567AR1 GTCAGCATGTCTTGTAAAGAAAGGA 42 SY0567AQ 12933268 SY0567AQ Taqman SY0567AA1FM CAAGGGTAACGATTTTCAG 286 SY0567AQ 12933268 SY0567AQ Taqman SY0567AA2TT CAAGGGTAACGATTTTCTG 287 IGGY2850 12940106 IGGY2850 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY2850 12940106 IGGY2850 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY2850F3 ATTTGGGTTTTAGAGAACATAAGG 43 IGGY2850 12940106 IGGY2850 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY2850F1 ACTTCGTCAGTAACGGACGGGGGTTGTTGCATTTGTGCTTAGG 44 IGGY2850 12940106 IGGY2850 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY2850F2 GAGTCGAGGTCATATCGTGGGGGTTGTTGCATTTGTGCTTAGC 45 SY4432 12940376 SY4432 Taqman SY4432 12940376 SY4432 Taqman SY4432F1 TGTGAAGACCCTGACATGTTTC 46 SY4432 12940376 SY4432 Taqman SY4432R1 GCAACTCTTGCAGATTCAGACAATG 47 SY4432 12940376 SY4432 Taqman SY4432A1FM AAGACACCGAGCAACATC 288 SY4432 12940376 SY4432 Taqman SY4432A2TT ACACCGGGCAACATC 289 SY4336 12940400 SY4336 Taqman SY4336 12940400 SY4336 Taqman SY4336F1 AGTGGTTCAATTTGAGGTGTCATC 48 SY4336 12940400 SY4336 Taqman SY4336R1 GGTGAAGAACATCTCTAGAAAACACTTA 49 SY4336 12940400 SY4336 Taqman SY433641FM CGCCACCATCGTAA 290 SY4336 12940400 SY4336 Taqman SY4336A2TT ACGCCACCATCTTAA 291 SY4435 12940422 SY4435 Taqman SY4435 12940422 SY4435 Taqman SY4435F1 AAGATTCCCGACGAGAGCGT 50 SY4435 12940422 SY4435 Taqman SY4435R1 CAGTGGTGGCCTCAATGGA 51 SY4435 12940422 SY4435 Taqman SY4435A1FM ACGCGCCGTAATACG 292 SY4435 12940422 SY4435 Taqman SY4435A2TT AACGCGCTGTAATACG 293 SY4439 12940448 SY4439 Taqman SY4439 12940448 SY4439 Taqman SY4439F1 TGGGTCCACCCGCTTC 52 SY4439 12940448 SY4439 Taqman SY4439R1 CAAGATCAAGTCAACGGTCAACGA 53 SY4439 12940448 SY4439 Taqman SY4439A1FM AATCGGCGAAGACAGTGAAC 294 SY4439 12940448 SY4439 Taqman SY4439A2TT ATCGGCGAAGACGGTGAA 295 IGGY3104 12940605 IGGY3104 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY3104 12940605 IGGY3104 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY3104F3 TAGCAGATCCGGTATAATTAACT 54 IGGY3104 12940605 IGGY3104 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY3104F1 ACTTCGTCAGTAACGGACTCATCATCATCAGAAGTCTCTCTAGTG 55 IGGY3104 12940605 IGGY3104 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY3104F2 GAGTCGAGGTCATATCGTTCATCATCATCAGAAGTCTCTCTAGTC 56 SY4418 12940610 SY4418 Taqman SY4418 12940610 SY4418 Taqman SY4418F1 GGCATTCCCGCTCCATTAGTAG 57 SY4418 12940610 SY4418 Taqman SY4418R1 CAACAGCTGCAGGAACCAAA 58 SY4418 12940610 SY4418 Taqman SY4418A1FM CCGGAAGCACTTGTACAG 296 SY4418 12940610 SY4418 Taqman SY4418A2TT CCGGAAGCACTTTTACAG 297 IGGY2851 12940655 IGGY2851 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY2851 12940655 IGGY2851 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY2851F3 TTCAACGGACATGTCATTTT 59 IGGY2851 12940655 IGGY2851 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY2851F1 ACTTCGTCAGTAACGGACGCAGCTCCTTCGCTTTCTGCTTGT 60 IGGY2351 12940655 IGGY2851 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY2851F2 GAGTCGAGGTCATATCGTGCAGCTCCTTCGCTTTCTGCTTGC 61 SY4440 12940854 SY4440 Taqman SY4440 12940854 SY4440 Taqman SY4440F1 CGTGCATTGAGCAAGAGTATACAGA 62 SY4440 12940854 SY4440 Taqman SY4440R1 CCATAGTTAAGCTGGCCCAAGAG 63 SY4440 12940854 SY4440 Taqman SY4440A1FM TCAATTTTAATGATTTCGTGAC 298 SY4440 12940854 SY4440 Taqman SY4440A2TT TCAATTTTAATGATTTGGTGACA 299 SY0127AQ 12948965 SY0127AQ Taqman SY0127AQ 12948965 SY0127AQ Taqman SY0127AF1 GCAGAATTTCCTTGGAGGTCAAAC 64 SY0127AQ 12948965 SY0127AQ Taqman SY0127AR1 CCCCTCTTTCCAATATTTAATACAAGATTCAGT 65 SY0127AQ 12948965 SY0127AQ Taqman SY0127AA1FM CGGTAAGAGTAATAATACA 300 SY0127AQ 12948965 SY0127AQ Taqman SY0127AA2TT CGGTAAGAGTAACAATACA 301 SY1044BQ 12973395 SY1044BQ Taqman SY1044BQ 12973395 SY1044BQ Taqman SY1044BF1 CAAGAAAACTAAATGAATCACTGT 66 SY1044BQ 12973395 SY1044BQ Taqman SY1044BR1 AGCCACAAGCAAATTCCTC 67 SY1044BQ 12973395 SY1044BQ Taqman SY1044BA1FM CCTTTCTTCACCATG 302 SY1044BQ 12973395 SY1044BQ Taqman SY1044BA2TT AGTTCCTTTCTTCATCA 303 SY0571AQ 12976368 SY0571AQ Taqman SY0571AQ 12976368 SY0571AQ Taqman SY0571AF1 GCTAAGCGGATAGAAGACTTGAC 68 SY0571AQ 12976368 SY0571AQ Taqman SY0571AR1 GCACCAGCCAGAAGACAGTT 69 SY0571AQ 12976368 SY0571AQ Taqman SY0571AA1FM ATTGCTTCATGCCGT 304 SY0571AQ 12976368 SY0571AQ Taqman SY0571AA2TT ATTGCTTCATGCTGTG 305 SY0096C 12976596 SY0096C Taqman SY0096C 12976596 SY0096C Taqman SY0096CF1 AAAACAAACCACATGAGATGTATAGACAGT 70 SY0096C 12976596 SY0096C Taqman SY0096CR1 TTTTGGATTGTGATGCTTTAATAATTGTGGAT 71 SY0096C 12976596 SY0096C Taqman SY0096CA1FM CAGTGGGTAGAGTGAAA 306 SY0096C 12976596 SY0096C Taqman SY0096CA2VC AGTGGGTAGAGAGAAA 307 SY0096A 12976600 SY0096A Taqman SY0096A 12976600 SY0096A Taqman SY0096AF1 AGACAAAACCACCAGCACCAA 72 SY0096A 12976600 SY0096A Taqman SY0096AR1 AGGCACAAGGTAGAAGAGGAGATT 73 SY0096A 12976600 SY0096A Taqman SY0096AA1FM CAGTAGCTGCTGCCGC 308 SY0096A 12976600 SY0096A Taqman SY0096AA2VC CAGTAGCTGCCGCCGC 309 SY0569AQ 12976666 SY0569AQ Taqman SY0569AQ 12976666 SY0569AQ Taqman SY0569AF1 TCGGGAAGATGCTGGACA 74 SY0569AQ 12976666 SY0569AQ Taqman SY0569AR1 TCGAAATACCAAGGCCAAGATG 75 SY0569AQ 12976666 SY0569AQ Taqman SY0569AA1FM AGGACTTTGGAACCATG 310 SY0569AQ 12976666 SY0569AQ Taqman SY0569AA2TT ACTTTGGAACCGTGTC 311 IGGY476 12977396 IGGY476 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY476 12977396 IGGY476 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY476F3 TCTTCCATGGTTCACTAGAATG 76 IGGY476 12977396 IGGY476 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY476F1 ACTTCGTCAGTAACGGACACACTCGCGGAACGTTGAACAG 77 IGGY476 12977396 IGGY476 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY476F2 GAGTCGAGGTCATATCGTACACTCGCGGAACGTTGAACAC 78 IGGY515 12977667 IGGY515 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY515 12977667 IGGY515 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY515F3 AACAGAAGACAAATACCTAGTGTG 79 IGGY515 12977667 IGGY515 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY515F1 ACTTCGTCAGTAACGGACGGAAAAGGGAACCAAGATAAAGTATATTCCA 80 IGGY515 12977667 IGGY515 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY515F2 GAGTCGAGGTCATATCGTGGAAAAGGGAACCAAGATAAAGTATATTCCG 81 SY3108 12979617 SY3108 Taqman SY3108 12979617 SY3108 Taqman SY3108F1 GTAACCCCAACTGACAAACACA 82 SY3108 12979617 SY3108 Taqman SY3108R1 TGCTCAAGATGGTGCATGCTT 83 SY3108 12979617 SY3108 Taqman SY3108A1FM ACTACCATCACAATAAGC 312 SY3108 12979617 SY3108 Taqman SY3108A2TT ACCATCACAATATGCAT 313 SY3112 12979655 SY3112 Taqman SY3112 12979655 SY3112 Taqman SY3112F1 CAAATTTTATGATACGTGCAGTTAAGC 84 SY3112 12979655 SY3112 Taqman SY3112R1 TCCCTCCCACATATACATCATCACTT 85 SY3112 12979655 SY3112 Taqman SY3112A1FM TTGGCGCACTTGGT 314 SY3112 12979655 SY3112 Taqman SY3112A2TT TGGCGCACTTTGTC 315 SY3110 12979670 SY3110 Taqman SY3110 12979670 SY3110 Taqman SY3110F1 ACCCCTGATGGTAATCTTTGAAAA 86 SY3110 12979670 SY3110 Taqman SY3110R1 GAACCGTGAGTATTTGGGACAGA 87 SY3110 12979670 SY3110 Taqman SY3110A1FM TAAAGATGTGTATTTTAACTT 316 SY3110 12979670 SY3110 Taqman SY3110A2TT AAAGATGTGTATTTTGACT 317 SY3114 12979695 SY3114 Taqman SY3114 12979695 SY3114 Taqman SY3114F1 GGGATCGGGCCTCCAAA 88 SY3114 12979695 SY3114 Taqman SY3114R1 TGCCAGGCTAAACAAATTGAATAC 89 SY3114 12979695 SY3114 Taqman SY3114A1FM TTTCCCTCAAGATAGAG 318 SY3114 12979695 SY3114 Taqman SY3114A2TT TTTCCCTCAAGATTGA 319 IGGY2357 12980624 IGGY2357 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY2357 12980624 IGGY2357 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY2357F3 TGAACTTCAACATTTGGTTTTT 90 IGGY2357 12980624 IGGY2357 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY2357F1 ACTTCGTCAGTAACGGACCGATTGAAAAGTGAAAATTCGTCATG 91 IGGY2357 12980624 IGGY2357 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY2357F2 GAGTCGAGGTCATATCGTCGATTGAAAAGTGAAAATTCGTCATC 92 SY3121 12980630 SY3121 Taqman SY3121 12980630 SY3121 Taqman SY3121F1 TCACCAAAGACAACAGCCTTG 93 SY3121 12980630 SY3121 Taqman SY3121R1 CGTCTTCGCTAGGACCTGAA 94 SY3121 12980630 SY3121 Taqman SY3121A1FM TCAACCAACAACCATG 320 SY3121 12980630 SY3121 Taqman SY3121A2TT TCAACCAACCACCAT 321 SY3148 12980667 SY3148 Taqman SY3148 12980667 SY3148 Taqman SY3148F1 GCGTGCGCTACAAGTCAGG 95 SY3148 12980667 SY3148 Taqman SY3148R1 GGTGAGGCAGCAGAAACAG 96 SY3148 12980667 SY3148 Taqman SY3148A1FM CAGCGAGTCCAACATT 322 SY3148 12980667 SY3148 Taqman SY3148A2TT AGCGAGTCCAACGTTT 323 SY3005 12980686 SY3005 Taqman SY3005 12980686 SY3005 Taqman SY3005F1 CAGGAAAGGGACCCTTGGAAA 97 SY3005 12980686 SY3005 Taqman SY3005R1 GTGGCATAAGCCCAAGCATT 98 SY3005 12980686 SY3005 Taqman SY3005A1FM CTGACCCAGTAAACAAC 324 SY3005 12980686 SY3005 Taqman SY3005A2TT CTGACCCAGTCAACA 325 SY4235 12981079 SY4235 Taqman SY4235 12981079 SY4235 Taqman SY4235F1 AGCCTCTGGTGGTAAGGATAAAG 93 SY4235 12981079 SY4235 Taqman SY4235R1 TGAAATCCATGCATCCGCAAA 100 SY4235 12981079 SY4235 Taqman SY4235A1FM CATTGAGATTGCACTTCGT 326 SY4235 12981079 SY4235 Taqman SY4235A2TT CCATTGAGATTGTACTTCGT 327 SY4433 12981180 SY4433 Taqman SY4433 12981180 SY4433 Taqman SY4433F1 TCAGAGCACTCCATATTGCTTCAG 101 SY4433 12981180 SY4433 Taqman SY4433R1 ATCCCCTGTACGAGGAAGTTTTG 102 SY4433 12981180 SY4433 Taqman SY4433A1FM TCGTGTGATTTTCATCATC 328 SY4433 12981180 SY4433 Taqman SY4433A2TT CGTGTGATTTTGATCATCA 329 SY4434 12981186 SY4434 Taqman SY4434 12981186 SY4434 Taqman SY4434F1 CGCCGTCTTCATCGTCGTTT 103 SY4434 12981186 SY4434 Taqman SY4434R1 TTTGCGGAGAACCCAATTTCC 104 SY4434 12981186 SY4434 Taqman SY4434A1FM ACCCGAAACTCGCACG 330 SY4434 12981186 SY4434 Taqman SY4434A2TT CGAAACTTGCACGCAC 331 IGGY3105 12981327 IGGY3105 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY3105 12981327 IGGY3105 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY3105F3 AAACTAATAGTAATGTAGCTCCTTTG 105 IGGY3105 12981327 IGGY3105 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY3105F1 ACTTCGTCAGTAACGGACGTCACGATTTCTTCTTCCCAAGTAAAA 106 IGGY3105 12981327 IGGY3105 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY3105F2 GAGTCGAGGTCATATCGTGTCACGATTTCTTCTTCCCAAGTAAAG 107 SY3889 12981395 SY3889 Taqman SY3889 12981395 SY3889 Taqman SY3889F1 GCAAGGCAACAATCTGAATGGT 108 SY3889 12981395 SY3889 Taqman SY3889R1 TCCACGGCATGCTTGGTATC 109 SY3889 12981395 SY3889 Taqman SY3889A1FM CCAACATCCATCGAA 332 SY3889 12981395 SY3889 Taqman SY3889A2TT TACCAACATCCATTGAA 333 IGGY3103 12981397 IGGY3103 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY3103 12981397 IGGY3103 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY3103F3 CTTCTCCCCTGAAAGGTATGT 110 IGGY3103 12981397 IGGY3103 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY3103F1 ACTTCGTCAGTAACGGACGGGTGATGGAGATGATAGCCCATTTT 111 IGGY3103 12981397 IGGY3103 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY3103F2 GAGTCGAGGTCATATCGTGGGTGATGGAGATGATAGCCCATTTC 112 IGGY3106 12981417 IGGY3106 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY3106 12931417 IGGY3106 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY3106F3 CTAACACAAGCTTTACCATTCTT 113 IGGY3106 12981417 IGGY3106 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY3106F1 ACTTCGTCAGTAACGGACGTGCAGATAGCATACATCATATACAAATGA 114 IGGY3106 12981417 IGGY3106 Illumina Golden Gate IGGY3106F2 GAGTCGAGGTCATATCGTGTGCAGATAGCATACATCATATACAAATGG 115 SY0871AQ 12981920 SY0871AQ Taqman SY0871AQ 12981920 SY0871AQ Taqman SY0871AF1 GAGGTCCATTGCTTCCTCTGCT 116 SY0871AQ 12981920 SY0871AQ Taqman SY0871AR1 TGGTGGAGATCCACGTTCTAAAG 117 SY0871AQ 12981920 SY0871AQ Taqman SY0871AA1FM CTCGTCAATTTCATCAA 334 SY0871AQ 12981920 SY0871AQ Taqman SY0871AA2TT CTCGTCAATTTCTTCAA 335 SY0099E 23543290 SY0099E Taqman SY0099E 23543290 SY0099E Taqman SY0099EF1 TGTGATGCCGAAGCTAGACATG 118 SY0099E 23543290 SY0099E Taqman SY0099ER1 CTCAACAAGTTCTGTCACCAAAGTT 119 SY0099E 23543290 SY0099E Taqman SY0099EA1FM CAGCAACGAGGTAAG 336 SY0099E 23543290 SY0099E Taqman SY0099EA2TT CAGCAACAAGGTAAG 337 SY4353 56017303 SY4353 Taqman SY4353 56017303 SY4353 Taqman SY4353F1 CCTCAGGCCTCATGATTGTCTT 120 SY4353 56017303 SY4353 Taqman SY4353R1 CACCATTAAATTTTACCCGGCTGT 121 SY4353 56017303 SY4353 Taqman SY4353A1FM CATGATGTACTAACGCAGTA 338 SY4353 56017303 SY4353 Taqman SY4353A2TT TCATGATGTACTAATGCAGTA 339 SY4354 56017304 SY4354 Taqman SY4354 56017304 SY4354 Taqman SY4354F1 CCACATCCACCCAACATGAAG 122 SY4354 56017304 SY4354 Taqman SY4354R1 CCTGAAGACTAACTGGTTACGTGAA 123 SY4354 56017304 SY4354 Taqman SY4354A1FM CCTATAAATAAGGAACCAGGT 340 SY4354 56017304 SY4354 Taqman SY4354A2TT CCTATAAATAAGGAACCTGG 341 SY4329 56017305 SY4329 Taqman SY4329 56017305 SY4329 Taqman SY4329F1 AGTGCTACAACTACACCTACACC 124 SY4329 56017305 SY4329 Taqman SY4329R1 GGGCTTCTTCTGTCACTGGTT 125 SY4329 56017305 SY4329 Taqman SY4329A1FM TCATTACACAATAGCATTTTC 342 SY4329 56017305 SY4329 Taqman SY4329A2TT CATTACACAATAGCCTTTTC 343 SY4349 56017307 SY4349 Taqman SY4349 56017307 SY4349 Taqman SY4349F1 CTGTTAATACCCAGTACTATGCTACA 126 SY4349 56017307 SY4349 Taqman SY4349R1 CTCCCACTATTCCTTGCCATCTC 127 SY4349 56017307 SY4349 Taqman SY4349A1FM TGAGAATCAACATGTGAGT 344 SY4349 56017307 SY4349 Taqman SY4349A2TT AGAATCAACATGTGGGTAA 345 SY4358 56017308 SY4358 Taqman SY4358 56017308 SY4358 Taqman SY4358F1 CCATAGCTTAATGCCACGATGTTG 128 SY4358 56017308 SY4358 Taqman SY4358R1 ACCAGACCATCGGCCTTCA 129 SY4358 56017308 SY4358 Taqman SY4358A1FM AATCCTGTACGACGGTAA 346 SY4358 56017308 SY4358 Taqman SY4358A2TT TCCTGTACGACTGTAAG 347 SY4324 56017310 SY4324 Taqman SY4324 56017310 SY4324 Taqman SY4324F1 GTTGTGGCTCGGCTTTATGATG 130 SY4324 56017310 SY4324 Taqman SY4324R1 ACAAGGCACAAGTACACATGCTC 131 SY4324 56017310 SY4324 Taqman SY4324A1FM TTGAACATAAAAGGACAATGG 348 SY4324 56017310 SY4324 Taqman SY4324A2TT TTGAACATAAAAGGGCAATGG 349 SY4234 56017312 SY4234 Taqman SY4234 56017312 SY4234 Taqman SY4234F1 GGTCGTGCTTTCATATTGGTTCCT 132 SY4234 56017312 SY4234 Taqman SY4234R1 GCGAGTGTGCAAAGGGTTT 133 SY4234 56017312 SY4234 Taqman SY4234A1FM AGGCATTAGTTGTGCTTCTT 350 SY4234 56017312 SY4234 Taqman SY4234A2TT AGGCATTAGTTGTGCTTTTT 351 SY4231 56017315 SY4231 Taqman SY4231 56017315 SY4231 Taqman SY4231F1 GTAGCAGCCAACAATGCTTTC 134 SY4231 56017315 SY4231 Taqman SY4231R1 TGGCCCCTGCATGTATACTTTC 135 SY4231 56017315 SY4231 Taqman SY4231A1FM TCTGCAACAATCAACATTT 352 SY4231 56017315 SY4231 Taqman SY4231A2TT ATCTGCAACAATCAGCATTT 353 SY4224 56017318 SY4224 Taqman SY4224 56017318 SY4224 Taqman SY4224F1 GGCTCCATGAGACGAAATAAAGC 136 SY4224 56017318 SY4224 Taqman SY4224R1 GAGGGCACAAGATTGGTATTGTTG 137 SY4224 56017318 SY4224 Taqman SY4224A1FM TGGGAAGTCTACTCTGAT 354 SY4224 56017313 SY4224 Taqman SY4224A2TT AGTGGGAAGTCTACTCTTAT 355 SY4335 56017319 SY4335 Taqman SY4335 56017319 SY4335 Taqman SY4335F1 CAAGCTGGTCTTGTACAGTTGAG 138 SY4335 56017319 SY4335 Taqman SY4335R1 ACCAACTACTCGTTAAGCAAGGA 139 SY4335 56017319 SY4335 Taqman SY4335A1FM AAGCTTCTGGCCAAAG 356 SY4335 56017319 SY4335 Taqman SY4335A2TT TCTGGCCATAGCTA 357 SY4213 56017321 SY4213 Taqman SY4213 56017321 SY4213 Taqman SY4213F1 GCTACCAAGTTGCAGAACATTATGA 140 SY4213 56017321 SY4213 Taqman SY4213R1 TCCGAGAAAGGGACTGAAAATGAG 141 SY4213 56017321 SY4213 Taqman SY4213A1FM AGACTATAAAAATGACCAAATT 358 SY4213 56017321 SY4213 Taqman SY4213A2TT AGACTATAAAAATGACCAATTT 359 SY4227 56017322 SY4227 Taqman SY4227 56017322 SY4227 Taqman SY4227F1 GCAGAAAACAGATTATCAGGGCTTA 142 SY4227 56017322 SY4227 Taqman SY4227R1 GAGTTGAATGTCACTTAGGTAGCAA 143 SY4227 56017322 SY4227 Taqman SY4227A1FM CTTGGATTGGGAGCAAATTAC 360 SY4227 56017322 SY4227 Taqman SY4227A2TT TGGATTGGGAGCGAATTAC 361 SY4220 56017329 SY4220 Taqman SY4220 56017329 SY4220 Taqman SY4220F1 TGAGCCCCATTCAGTTGAGAA 144 SY4220 56017329 SY4220 Taqman SY4220R1 GCTGTTTTGGGCACATGATGA 145 SY4220 56017329 SY4220 Taqman SY4220A1FM TTGTAGACTGCGTTTTCTG 362 SY4220 56017329 SY4220 Taqman SY4220A2TT TACTTGTAGACTGTGTTTTC 363 SY4343 56021709 SY4343 Taqman SY4343 56021709 SY4343 Taqman SY4343F1 GGGAAGCTAATCCGAGAACTGA 146 SY4343 56021709 SY4343 Taqman SY4343R1 TGACACCAGATGAGAAACAGGAG 147 SY4343 56021709 SY4343 Taqman SY4343A1FM TGCATAACAAAAACCATGATTAAA 364 SY4343 56021709 SY4343 Taqman SY4343A2TT TGCATAACAAAAACCATGTTTAAA 365 SY4316 56021714 SY4316 Taqman SY4316 56021714 SY4316 Taqman SY4316F1 GAAAAGGGAGGAGTGATCTGATAC 148 SY4316 56021714 SY4316 Taqman SY4316R1 ACCCAGCCTAAGAAATATAATGAAGATAC 149 SY4316 56021714 SY4316 Taqman SY4316A1FM CCAGTAAAATAATGCTCAA 366 SY4316 56021714 SY4316 Taqman SY4316A2TT TGCCAGTAAAATAATGTTC 367 SY4225 56021721 SY4225 Taqman SY4225 56021721 SY4225 Taqman SY4225F1 TTTGGGTGTTCTGTGATGGA 150 SY4225 56021721 SY4225 Taqman SY4225R1 GGCATATCATTAGGGAAGTCCGA 151 SY4225 56021721 SY4225 Taqman SY4225A1FM CACAAACTTGCCAACTA 368 SY4225 56021721 SY4225 Taqman SY4225A2TT CACAAACTTGCGAACTATT 369 SY4219 56021724 SY4219 Taqman SY4219 56021724 SY4219 Taqman SY4219F1 ACGCTTGACTGAAGATGATACAAC 152 SY4219 56021724 SY4219 Taqman SY4219R1 AAGTTAATGCAGAACCGTGTGTTTT 153 SY4219 56021724 SY4219 Taqman SY4219A1FM TCATTTAACCGCTCATTTA 370 SY4219 56021724 SY4219 Taqman SY4219A2TT TGGATCATTTAACCGTTCATTT 371 SY4326 56021730 SY4326 Taqman SY4326 56021730 SY4326 Taqman SY4326F1 GCTTGACAGCTTTGGATGTTCTTC 154 SY4326 56021730 SY4326 Taqman SY4326R1 GTCACTCGCACAACACTATACTAC 155 SY4326 56021730 SY4326 Taqman SY4326A1FM CTGAGACAGAGATATCAGATT 372 SY4326 56021730 SY4326 Taqman SY4326A2TT TGAGACAGAGATATCAGGTT 373 SY4232 56021731 SY4232 Taqman SY4232 56021731 SY4232 Taqman SY4232F1 CCTTGATATCGAGCATTTCCTTCCT 156 SY4232 56021731 SY4232 Taqman SY4232R1 TTCGGAGAAGGTTTTGATTTGTTC 157 SY4232 56021731 SY4232 Taqman SY4232A1FM TCCAGTCCTAACAATTCAA 374 SY4232 56021731 SY4232 Taqman SY4232A2TT AGTCCAGTCCTAATAATTCAA 375 SY4330 56021742 SY4330 Taqman SY4330 56021742 SY4330 Taqman SY4330F1 TGAAGAGAGATCAGATTAAAGAGAGTGA 158 SY4330 56021742 SY4330 Taqman SY4330R1 TGTAGAGTCTCCTGGCCAAA 159 SY4330 56021742 SY4330 Taqman SY4330A1FM CACAATGATTTTTCCTG 376 SY4330 56021742 SY4330 Taqman SY4330A2TT ACAATGATTTTTGTTC 377 SY4325 56021749 SY4325 Taqman SY4325 56021749 SY4325 Taqman SY4325F1 CCTCTCCCTCATATTCCATTGCTT 160 SY4325 56021749 SY4325 Taqman SY4325R1 TGGCACTACCCACATGAAC 161 SY4325 56021749 SY4325 Taqman SY4325A1FM CATGTGTGCAACGGAAA 378 SY4325 56021749 SY4325 Taqman SY4325A2TT CATGTGTGCATCGGAAA 379 SY4217 56021750 SY4217 Taqman SY4217 56021750 SY4217 Taqman SY4217F1 TGCAAACAATGTAGCCCAATCAC 162 SY4217 56021750 SY4217 Taqman SY4217R1 TGCATGAATGACTTTTCTATTGGAGA 163 SY4217 56021750 SY4217 Taqman SY4217A1FM TTGGAGATACTCCTAGG 380 SY4217 56021750 SY4217 Taqman SY4217A2TT TTGGAGATACTCTTAGGA 381 SY4215 56021751 SY4215 Taqman SY4215 56021751 SY4215 Taqman SY4215F1 GTCCAACAGGTAAGTTAAACAACTATGA 164 SY4215 56021751 SY4215 Taqman SY4215R1 AAACGAACAATCTTGGACAAGCA 165 SY4215 56021751 SY4215 Taqman SY4215A1FM CCAAATAACACGAGTACT 382 SY4215 56021751 SY4215 Taqman SY4215A2TT TAACACGAGTTCTCGT 383 SY4322 56021755 SY4322 Taqman SY4322 56021755 SY4322 Taqman SY4322F1 ACAAAGAGTACACGTAATATCACACG 166 SY4322 56021755 SY4322 Taqman SY4322R1 GTCTCGGATATTTTCTGTTAGTCCAA 167 SY4322 56021755 SY4322 Taqman SY4322A1FM CATGCATCATGACC 384 SY4322 56021755 SY4322 Taqman SY4322A2TT CATGCATCATGGCC 385 SY4344 56021756 SY4344 Taqman SY4344 56021756 SY4344 Taqman SY4344F1 AAGGGTGATGGAGACAGATAGGA 168 SY4344 56021756 SY4344 Taqman SY4344R1 CGTGTACTCTTTGTCTGATTGGAA 169 SY4344 56021756 SY4344 Taqman SY4344A1FM CGTATTGCCCCTTTC 386 SY4344 56021756 SY4344 Taqman SY4344A2TT ATGTCGTATTGCCTCTTTC 387 SY4360 266863987 SY4360 Taqman SY4360 266863987 SY4360 Taqman SY4360F1 GGGAGGTTATGTTGCCTTGCT 170 SY4360 266863987 SY4360 Taqman SY4360R1 GCCAAGGACCAAAGGACTTAC 171 SY4360 266863987 SY4360 Taqman SY4360A1FM TTTGTTTAATTTCAGCTATATC 388 SY4360 266863987 SY4360 Taqman SY4360A2TT AATTTGTTTAATTTCTGCTATATC 389 SY4208 266863989 SY4208 Taqman SY4208 266363989 SY4208 Taqman SY4208F1 GTGCATAACATGTGCTTCTATAGGTT 172 SY4208 266863989 SY4208 Taqman SY4208R1 AGCACAAAGGATTCCACAACA 173 SY4208 266863989 SY4208 Taqman SY4208A1FM CTTTGCATCATTTATCCC 390 SY4208 266863989 SY4208 Taqman SY4208A2TT CCTTTGCATCATTTGTC 391 SY4210 266863990 SY4210 Taqman SY4210 266863990 SY4210 Taqman SY4210F1 GCCAAGGACCAAAGGACTTAC 174 SY4210 266863990 SY4210 Taqman SY4210R1 GGGAGGTTATGTTGCCTTGCTAT 175 SY4210 266863990 SY4210 Taqman SY4210A1FM CTATATCAAGTGCCTT 392 SY4210 266863990 SY4210 Taqman SY4210A2TT CTATATCAAGTGCTTTT 393 SY4207 266363993 SY4207 Taqman SY4207 266863993 SY4207 Taqman SY4207F1 CCAAGGAAGGGACAAATGATACAAAG 176 SY4207 266863993 SY4207 Taqman SY4207R1 TGCAGTCCATGCCATATTCAAAC 177 SY4207 266863993 SY4207 Taqman SY4207A1FM CCTATTGAAGCACATGT 394 SY4207 266863993 SY4207 Taqman SY4207A2TT ACCTATTGAAGCACTTGT 395 SY4278 270585230 SY4278 Taqman SY4278 270585230 SY4278 Taqman SY4278F1 AACCGGCCTCTCCTAAAGG 178 SY4278 270585230 SY4278 Taqman SY4278R1 TTGATGAAATATAAGTCGCTTGTTGATAG 179 SY4278 270585230 SY4278 Taqman SY4278A1FM TATTCAATCACTCATTG 396 SY4278 270585230 SY4278 Taqman SY4278A2TT TTATTCAATCACTTATTGT 397 SY4255 270585250 SY4255 Taqman SY4255 270585250 SY4255 Taqman SY4255F1 ATCTTTGAGATGCAACGTATTTGTA 180 SY4255 270585250 SY4255 Taqman SY4255R1 CAACGACCTAAATGATGTGCTATATCC 181 SY4255 270585250 SY4255 Taqman SY4255A1FM TTTTACGTATGCTAGC 398 SY4255 270585250 SY4255 Taqman SY4255A2TT TTTACGTTTGCTAGC 399 SY4300 270585251 SY4300 Taqman SY4300 270585251 SY4300 Taqman SY4300F1 GCAAGTATTCCTTGTACCCTTCATC 182 SY4300 270585251 SY4300 Taqman SY4300R1 TTGGTCTGAAAGTGTAAATATAGTCACG 183 SY4300 270585251 SY4300 Taqman SY4300A1FM TTGCTCTTAGCCAATA 400 SY4300 270585251 SY4300 Taqman SY4300A2TT TGCTCTTAGCCGATA 401 SY4301 270585256 SY4301 Taqman SY4301 270585256 SY4301 Taqman SY4301F1 GCTGCAATTCTCTTCCACCATT 184 SY4301 270585256 SY4301 Taqman SY4301R1 CGTGGTGTCATCTTGCGTAA 185 SY4301 270585256 SY4301 Taqman SY4301A1FM TCTATGAAAAGCTACGAACTT 402 SY4301 270585256 SY4301 Taqman SY4301A2TT CTCTATGAAAAGCTATGAACTTT 403 SY4244 270585257 SY4244 Taqman SY4244 270585257 SY4244 Taqman SY4244F1 AACAGAAGCCATTTGAAGATTTACCA 186 SY4244 270585257 SY4244 Taqman SY4244R1 GTGCATGATCTTCCTGCCAA 187 SY4244 270585257 SY4244 Taqman SY4244A1FM CATGATTAAAAGACGGTCTA 404 SY4244 270585257 SY4244 Taqman SY4244A2TT TTCATGATTAAAAGACTGTC 405 SY4295 270585267 SY4295 Taqman SY4295 270585267 SY4295 Taqman SY4295F1 GAAGGAATTCTCTCATCATGTGTTTAC 188 SY4295 270585267 SY4295 Taqman SY4295R1 TGAGCCAGTAGCATAACCTGAA 189 SY4295 270585267 SY4295 Taqman SY4295A1FM TGTTTTAACCAAGTAATACG 406 SY4295 270585267 SY4295 Taqman SY4295A2TT TTGTTTTAACCAAGTAGTAC 407 SY4254 270585272 SY4254 Taqman SY4254 270585272 SY4254 Taqman SY4254F1 GGCGAAAAGTGACCCTCTCT 190 SY4254 270585272 SY4254 Taqman SY4254R1 ACCAAGTTAAGTTGCCTCTTATGAC 191 SY4254 270585272 SY4254 Taqman SY4254A1FM TCATGTACACTCTTTGAGTA 408 SY4254 270585272 SY4254 Taqman SY4254A2TT TTCATGTACACTCTTGAGTAT 409 SY4302 270775294 SY4302 Taqman SY4302 270775294 SY4302 Taqman SY4302F1 GCGATGCGAGTGCTAAGTG 192 SY4302 270775294 SY4302 Taqman SY4302R1 GTGCATGTTGAACAAAGGTCTCTT 193 SY4302 270775294 SY4302 Taqman SY4302A1FM TAATTATTAACTCTTTCCTTTTG 410 SY4302 270775294 SY4302 Taqman SY4302A2TT ATTATTAACTCTTTCTTTTTGTCT 411 SY4253 270775313 SY4253 Taqman SY4253 270775313 SY4253 Taqman SY4253F1 CCCTAATCATCAAACCCAGCAAA 194 SY4253 270775313 SY4253 Taqman SY4253R1 AGCACATCATTTAGGTCGTTGAAAG 195 SY4253 270775313 SY4253 Taqman SY4253A1FM TCATCTATATAAACTTCGACTAA 412 SY4253 270775313 SY4253 Taqman SY4253A2TT CTCATCTATATAAACTTGGACTA 413 SY4247 270775314 SY4247 Taqman SY4247 270775314 SY4247 Taqman SY4247F1 TGCTGGGTTTGATGATTAGGGTAA 196 SY4247 270775314 SY4247 Taqman SY4247R1 GGAAGAAGATGAAGGGTACAAGGA 197 SY4247 270775314 SY4247 Taqman SY4247A1FM TGCCCCTAACACAAC 414 SY4247 270775314 SY4247 Taqman SY4247A2TT TGCCCCTTACACAAC 415 SY4257 270775316 SY4257 Taqman SY4257 270775316 SY4257 Taqman SY4257F1 GGTAGGTTCTAGCCCGATAGGA 198 SY4257 270775316 SY4257 Taqman SY4257R1 CGTGACTATATTTACACTTTCAGACCA 199 SY4257 270775316 SY4257 Taqman SY4257A1FM ATGGTGTTTTATCTAAGTTT 416 SY4257 270775316 SY4257 Taqman SY4257A2TT AAATGGTGTTTTATCTTTTAT 417 SY4281 270775330 SY4281 Taqman SY4281 270775330 SY4281 Taqman SY4281F1 AAACCACCCATGAAAGCCAGAA 200 SY4281 270775330 SY4281 Taqman SY4281R1 AAGAATAGCGAGTAAAGTGTGTGC 201 SY4281 270775330 SY4281 Taqman SY4281A1FM TGATAAGTGTCTCTGTTGTT 418 SY4281 270775330 SY4281 Taqman SY4281A2TT TGATAAGTGTCTGTGTTGTT 419 SY4284 270964571 SY4284 Taqman SY4284 270964571 SY4284 Taqman SY4284F1 AAGAGCCAAACTACCTGCGAAA 202 SY4284 270964571 SY4284 Taqman SY4284R1 ACGAGAACTGACAGGGTCTGAT 203 SY4284 270964571 SY4284 Taqman SY4284A1FM TTCTGAGTAGATTTATTATCA 420 SY4284 270964571 SY4284 Taqman SY4284A2TT TTCTGAGTAGATTTATTGTC 421 SY4261 270964573 SY4261 Taqman SY4261 270964573 SY4261 Taqman SY4261F1 AGGTGTTTGCTTCGTTGTGAAA 204 SY4261 270964573 SY4261 Taqman SY4261R1 CCAAAGTGCACCACCTTCCTT 205 SY4261 270964573 SY4261 Taqman SY4261A1FM CTTTCGATGAATGCTATGA 422 SY4261 270964573 SY4261 Taqman SY4261A2TT CTTTCGATGAATGTTATGATA 423 SY4305 270964584 SY4305 Taqman SY4305 270964584 SY4305 Taqman SY4305F1 TTGGTCTGAAAGTGTAAATATAGTCACG 206 SY4305 270964584 SY4305 Taqman SY4305R1 GCAAGTATTCCTTGTACCCTTCATC 207 SY4305 270964584 SY4305 Taqman SY4305A1FM CTCCTAAACGTAACTGT 424 SY4305 270964584 SY4305 Taqman SY4305A2TT CTCCTAAACGTAGCTG 425 SY4276 270964586 SY4276 Taqman SY4276 270964586 SY4276 Taqman SY4276F1 CTCTTATGTTTAATCGATGTGGTCTCAATC 208 SY4276 270964586 SY4276 Taqman SY4276R1 AGTGGCCCTTATGCACTATTTTC 209 SY4276 270964586 SY4276 Taqman SY4276A1FM CCAACTACATCATCATGT 426 SY4276 270964586 SY4276 Taqman SY4276A2TT TTCCAACTACATCATGTG 427 SY4299 270964590 SY4299 Taqman SY4299 270964590 SY4299 Taqman SY4299F1 AGTGGTATGAAGTGGAAGTGTCTTG 210 SY4299 270964590 SY4299 Taqman SY4299R1 GGCCCGTGGTGTCATCTTG 211 SY4299 270964590 SY4299 Taqman SY4299A1FM TCAGCTCTGAGGATGC 428 SY4299 270964590 SY4299 Taqman SY4299A2TT AACAATAGTCTTCAGAGGATGC 429 SY4291 270964591 SY4291 Taqman SY4291 270964591 SY4291 Taqman SY4291F1 ACTCAGCAGCATTCTGTTAGAAGGA 212 SY4291 270964591 SY4291 Taqman SY4291R1 ACTCTTACCTGATAGAGGACTGAAG 213 SY4291 270964591 SY4291 Taqman SY4291A1FM ATTAGCATATTTCTCTCCATT 430 SY4291 270964591 SY4291 Taqman SY4291A2TT TATTAGCATATTTGTCTCCAT 431 SY4303 270964599 SY4303 Taqman SY4303 270964599 SY4303 Taqman SY4303F1 GGCTCCACTGCCATTACCATT 214 SY4303 270964599 SY4303 Taqman SY4303R1 TGAGCCAGTAGCATAACCTGAA 215 SY4303 270964599 SY4303 Taqman SY4303A1FM TCTCTATGGCCGTA 432 SY4303 270964599 SY4303 Taqman SY4303A2TT CTCTCTATGGTCGTA 433 SY4273 270964601 SY4273 Taqman SY4273 270964601 SY4273 Taqman SY4273F1 TTTCTTTTGGGACGAAGGGTTT 216 SY4273 270964601 SY4273 Taqman SY4273R1 AGAGTAGTGACAGAGTTGAGCAA 217 SY4273 270964601 SY4273 Taqman SY4273A1FM CTACAATAATACAAAATCTCAATA 434 SY4273 270964601 SY4273 Taqman SY4273A2TT CTACAATAATACAAAATTTCAATA 435 SY4256 270964605 SY4256 Taqman SY4256 270964605 SY4256 Taqman SY4256F1 TGCAACAGAGCTGAAAACTTGTC 218 SY4256 270964605 SY4256 Taqman SY4256R1 ACACAGTTGCCGCTTATGAC 219 SY4256 270964605 SY4256 Taqman SY4256A1FM CCCTCTATTTATATATGTGCA 436 SY4256 270964605 SY4256 Taqman SY4256A2TT CCTCTATTTATATTTGTGCAC 437 SY4289 271154434 SY4289 Taqman SY4289 271154434 SY4289 Taqman SY4289F1 AGTGCATAAGGGCCACTAATTTC 220 SY4289 271154434 SY4289 Taqman SY4289R1 CTATTTTGTTTGTTTGCACCTACCA 221 SY4289 271154434 SY4289 Taqman SY4289A1FM TGGCACATAGCAATTTTTAA 438 SY4289 271154434 SY4289 Taqman SY4289A2TT TATGGCACATAGCAATTTAAA 439 SY4285 271154435 SY4285 Taqman SY4285 271154435 SY4285 Taqman SY4285F1 AAATCCAAATCTCTTGTTATTCAAACACTA 222 SY4285 271154435 SY4285 Taqman SY4285R1 CACCTACCAAGTATGGCACATAGC 223 SY4285 271154435 SY4285 Taqman SY4285A1FM TCAAAGATGTACTCAAGCT 440 SY4285 271154435 SY4285 Taqman SY4285A2TT CAAAGATGTACTCGAGCT 441 SY4306 271154438 SY4306 Taqman SY4306 271154438 SY4306 Taqman SY4306F1 GCCACTCACACATATACTTGCACTT 224 SY4306 271154438 SY4306 Taqman SY4306R1 TGATGGAAGCAAGACGGAGAGAT 225 SY4306 271154438 SY4306 Taqman SY4306A1FM ACCATGTTGCAATTGATA 442 SY4306 271154438 SY4306 Taqman SY4306A2TT CCATGTTGCAATTGGTA 443 SY4282 271154440 SY4282 Taqman SY4282 271154440 SY4282 Taqman SY4282F1 GGGACTTAATGGAGCCCTATTCTC 226 SY4282 271154440 SY4282 Taqman SY4282R1 TGGCAGGAAGATCATGCACTTA 227 SY4282 271154440 SY4282 Taqman SY4282A1FM TCATGCTAGTGAAACAGCT 444 SY4282 271154440 SY4282 Taqman SY4282A2TT CATGCTAGTGGAACAGCT 445 SY4268 271154450 SY4268 Taqman SY4268 271154450 SY4268 Taqman SY4268F1 AACAACTACGTTTTCTCTTCACTTCAG 228 SY4268 271154450 SY4268 Taqman SY4268R1 CCTGGGTGGAAACCTCTCAA 229 SY4268 271154450 SY4268 Taqman SY4268A1FM AAATGGTCGACTTCAAAA 446 SY4268 271154450 SY4268 Taqman SY4268A2TT TGGTCGACTTCAGAA 447 SY4269 271154453 SY4269 Taqman SY4269 271154453 SY4269 Taqman SY4269F1 TGTAACGTATTCGGTTTTATAGGGTGA 230 SY4269 271154453 SY4269 Taqman SY4269R1 AACAAACATACGAATTTAACGCGACAT 231 SY4269 271154453 SY4269 Taqman SY4269A1FM AATCATTTTTGTAATAGT 448 SY4269 271154453 SY4269 Taqman SY4269A2TT AATCATTTTTGTGATAG 449 SY4272 271154454 SY4272 Taqman SY4272 271154454 SY4272 Taqman SY4272F1 AGAGGGAATTGCAACAGAGCTGA 232 SY4272 271154454 SY4272 Taqman SY4272R1 TGCCGCTTATGACTTATCCTTTC 233 SY4272 271154454 SY4272 Taqman SY4272A1FM TTGTCAAGACACTAATACTT 450 SY4272 271154454 SY4272 Taqman SY4272A2TT CAAGACACTACTACTTGGT 451 SY4250 271344625 SY4250 Taqman SY4250 271344625 SY4250 Taqman SY4250F1 ATTGGTGTTGGCATGGTTCAC 234 SY4250 271344625 SY4250 Taqman SY4250R1 TAAACAAAGACGCCTCCTGCTA 235 SY4250 271344625 SY4250 Taqman SY4250A1FM AACAGTGTTTTCTCTTAACAAT 452 SY4250 271344625 SY4250 Taqman SY4250A2TT ACAGTGTTTTCTCTTGACAATT 453 SY4307 271344641 SY4307 Taqman SY4307 271344641 SY4307 Taqman SY4307F1 CCCATAATACAACCCAGAAATGGAA 236 SY4307 271344641 SY4307 Taqman SY4307R1 GTTTACGTACTATGCATGACCACA 237 SY4307 271344641 SY4307 Taqman SY4307A1FM ATATGGGATTTCACCGTTATC 454 SY4307 271344641 SY4307 Taqman SY4307A2TT AATATGGGATTTCATCGTTATC 455 SY4265 271344646 SY4265 Taqman SY4265 271344646 SY4265 Taqman SY4265F1 TTCGAAGTTCAGTTGGCACAA 238 SY4265 271344646 SY4265 Taqman SY4265R1 AGGGCCAAGCTTAGACAAGGTAA 239 SY4265 271344646 SY4265 Taqman SY4265A1FM AACACAACCGCTTGTAC 456 SY4265 271344646 SY4265 Taqman SY4265A2TT AACACAACCTCTTGTACA 457 SY4297 271534944 SY4297 Taqman SY4297 271534944 SY4297 Taqman SY4297F1 ATGCAGCAGTATGCAATCCAA 240 SY4297 271534944 SY4297 Taqman SY4297R1 TTCACTTTACATTTCTACTCCAACAATA 241 SY4297 271534944 SY4297 Taqman SY4297A1FM TTGTTATACTTGGCGTT 458 SY4297 271534944 SY4297 Taqman SY4297A2TT TTATACTTGGTGTTGGC 459 SY4279 271534965 SY4279 Taqman SY4279 271534965 SY4279 Taqman SY4279F1 GGAGAGAAATGACTCACATAGCATAGG 242 SY4279 271534965 SY4279 Taqman SY4279R1 TGAGACCACATCGATTAAACATAAGAGA 243 SY4279 271534965 SY4279 Taqman SY4279A1FM AAGGAAATGGAGTATTGATAAA 460 SY4279 271534965 SY4279 Taqman SY4279A2TT AGGAAATGGAGTATTGATGAA 461 SY4251 271534967 SY4251 Taqman SY4251 271534967 SY4251 Taqman SY4251F1 AAGGCCCGTGGTGTCATCTTG 244 SY4251 271534967 SY4251 Taqman SY4251R1 TGGTATGAAGTGGAAGTGTCTTGA 245 SY4251 271534967 SY4251 Taqman SY4251A1FM CACCATTTCCCAAACAA 462 SY4251 271534967 SY4251 Taqman SY4251A2TT TCCACCATTTTCCAAAC 463 SY4249 271534977 SY4249 Taqman SY4249 271534977 SY4249 Taqman SY4249F1 ACTGGCTCAACGTGACTCTTA 246 SY4249 271534977 SY4249 Taqman SY4249R1 TGAACAAAATGTTAGATGGAATGACA 247 SY4249 271534977 SY4249 Taqman SY4249A1FM TAGAGATACTACTACTACATA 464 SY4249 271534977 SY4249 Taqman SY4249A2TT AGAGATACTACTACTACTTAA 465 SY4310 271724460 SY4310 Taqman SY4310 271724460 SY4310 Taqman SY4310F1 GGGCATGTGCTCTTAATTTCTGA 248 SY4310 271724460 SY4310 Taqman SY4310R1 GTGAACCATGCCAACACCAA 249 SY4310 271724460 SY4310 Taqman SY4310A1FM CAAGCATCTAACTGCAA 466 SY4310 271724460 SY4310 Taqman SY4310A2TT CACAAGCATCTAACTGTAA 467 SY4292 271724476 SY4292 Taqman SY4292 271724476 SY4292 Taqman SY4292F1 GGAAGCAAGACGGAGAGATAAGATTG 250 SY4292 271724476 SY4292 Taqman SY4292R1 GCCACTCACACATATACTTGCACTT 251 SY4292 271724476 SY4292 Taqman SY4292A1FM CATGGTATCATGTAGTAGT 468 SY4292 271724476 SY4292 Taqman SY4292A2TT CATGGTATCATGTGGTA 469 SY4290 271914417 SY4290 Taqman SY4290 271914417 SY4290 Taqman SY4290F1 CCAGACGCAACTTGTGCAAT 252 SY4290 271914417 SY4290 Taqman SY4290R1 GTTGGCATGGTTCACCTAACAG 253 SY4290 271914417 SY4290 Taqman SY4290A1FM CAGCAAACACACCATAAAC 470 SY4290 271914417 SY4290 Taqman SY4290A2TT AGCAAACACACCGTAAACA 471 SY4252 271914434 SY4252 Taqman SY4252 271914434 SY4252 Taqman SY4252F1 ATGTGGTCATGCATAGTACGTAAAC 254 SY4252 271914434 SY4252 Taqman SY4252R1 CAATGCAAGGACTGCAAGGT 255 SY4252 271914434 SY4252 Taqman SY4252A1FM TAAGGTAAGACTACGATGT 472 SY4252 271914434 SY4252 Taqman SY4252A2TT TTATAAGGTAAGACTATGATG 473 SY4246 271914435 SY4246 Taqman SY4246 271914435 SY4246 Taqman SY4246F1 GGAGAGAAATGACTCACATAGCATAGG 256 SY4246 271914435 SY4246 Taqman SY4246R1 TGAGACCACATCGATTAAACATAAGAGA 257 SY4246 271914435 SY4246 Taqman SY4246A1FM CCTTAATTACTACACCAA 474 SY4246 271914435 SY4246 Taqman SY4246A2TT TTCCTTAATTACTATACCA 475 SY4314 271914437 SY4314 Taqman SY4314 271914437 SY4314 Taqman SY4314F1 GCCACTCACACATATACTTGCACTT 258 SY4314 271914437 SY4314 Taqman SY4314R1 TGATGGAAGCAAGACGGAGAGAT 259 SY4314 271914437 SY4314 Taqman SY4314A1FM ACGTCACTTCAAACCA 476 SY4314 271914437 SY4314 Taqman SY4314A2TT ACGTCACTTCACACC 477 SY4264 271914440 SY4264 Taqman SY4264 271914440 SY4264 Taqman SY4264F1 GAGGAAAGTAAATTCTGCTGCCAAA 260 SY4264 271914440 SY4264 Taqman SY4264R1 GATTGTGATGGTCCTAGCTAAAAGT 261 SY4264 271914440 SY4264 Taqman SY4264A1FM TTGTTAGGAATGCTTTTGAAAT 478 SY4264 271914440 SY4264 Taqman SY4264A2TT TTGTTAGGAATGCTTTGAAATT 479 SY4416 272389082 SY4416 Taqman SY4416 272389082 SY4416 Taqman SY4416F1 GCAAAGGCTATTGAGCCAAAGAC 262 SY4416 272389082 SY4416 Taqman SY4416R1 GCCTAGAAGTGGAGGCTTGAAT 263 SY4416 272389082 SY4416 Taqman SY4416A1FM CTGTTGGAGTAAGAGCCAA 480 SY4416 272389082 SY4416 Taqman SY4416A2TT TGTTGGAGTAGGAGCCA 481 SY4426 353462473 SY4426 Taqman SY4426 353462473 SY4426 Taqman SY4426F1 ATCTTGGAGGCGGTGCTCT 264 SY4426 353462473 SY4426 Taqman SY4426R1 TGGAGGAAGCTATGAGAAGTGTTG 265 SY4426 353462473 SY4426 Taqman SY4426A1FM TGGAGATCATAGGCTGTC 482 SY4426 353462473 SY4426 Taqman SY4426A2TT ATGGAGATCATTGGCTGTCT 483 SY4427 412802301 SY4427 Taqman SY4427 412802301 SY4427 Taqman SY4427F1 GGCAGTTCTAAATGCAGCATCA 266 SY4427 412802301 SY4427 Taqman SY4427R1 GCAGCATGAGCCAAAGCAATG 267 SY4427 412802301 SY4427 Taqman SY4427A1FM AATTTCCATTCAAGTTTAAA 484 SY4427 412802301 SY4427 Taqman SY4427A2TT AATTTCCATTCAAGTTTTAA 485 SY4421 412802302 SY4421 Taqman SY4421 412802302 SY4421 Taqman SY4421F1 GCAGCTGGGAGAATGTTATTGTATG 268 SY4421 412802302 SY4421 Taqman SY4421R1 TTCTGCAATTCCTAGGTGTTCA 269 SY4421 412802302 SY4421 Taqman SY4421A1FM AAGTCCCATAAGTTAGCA 486 SY4421 412802302 SY4421 Taqman SY4421A2TT AAAGTCCCATAATTTAGCA 487 SY4437 412802304 SY4437 Taqman SY4437 412802304 SY4437 Taqman SY4437F1 ATTCATCAATGGCGGCTGCAAA 270 SY4437 412802304 SY4437 Taqman SY4437R1 AAGATTCTTCATTCTACGTGGCTCT 271 SY4437 412802304 SY4437 Taqman SY4437A1FM TCTTTCTGTTACACTATTT 488 SY4437 412802304 SY4437 Taqman SY4437A2TT TTCTTTCTGTTACATTATTT 489 SY4428 412802305 SY4428 Taqman SY4428 412802305 SY4428 Taqman SY4428F1 ATTGCTGCTGCACCGGTTGAT 272 SY4428 412802305 SY4428 Taqman SY4428R1 GTCATCCTCTGCTGCTAATCCA 273 SY4428 412302305 SY4428 Taqman SY4428A1FM CATCATCATTAATCCAATTGAATA 490 SY4428 412802305 SY4428 Taqman SY4428A2TT CATCATCATTAATCCGATTGAAT 491 SY4362 999991351 SY4362 Taqman SY4362 999991351 SY4362 Taqman SY4362F1 TCATTCTTTGTTGAAAATACTTGATT 274 SY4362 999991351 SY4362 Taqman SY4362R1 TTGATATTGATATGATGGGTTGAA 275 SY4362 999991351 SY4362 Taqman SY4362A1FM CAATCTTATTAAATAAGTGCA 492 SY4362 999991351 SY4362 Taqman SY4362A2TT GTATGACCTAGATAGGAACCT 493 SY0574AQ 23543129 SY0574AQ Taqman SY0574AQ 23543129 SY0574AQ Taqman SY0574AF1 GCGAGGAGGTCGTAGATGAGA 276 SY0574AQ 23543129 SY0574AQ Taqman SY0574AR1 TGAAGGGTAGTTCCGACAAAGAAAC 277 SY0574AQ 23543129 SY0574AQ Taqman SY0574AA1FM TGTCGTTTGACAAGGC 494 SY0574AQ 23543129 SY0574AQ Taqman SY0574AA2TT TCGTTTGACGAGGCT 495

TABLE 20 SNP target sequences Table 20. Assay component Allele/Detected Marker Name name DNA sequence nucleotide TOP target sequence SEQ ID NO. IGGY260 AACCCTCTAACTATACTTATTCTCTGACAACCGTTTATAAAGTTTATCTAAACAGGACTTTACTTAGTTCCA 496 CCATTCAAAAAAACATGATTTTGTAGCTTATGCATAAGTTCACTTCAACTTATGGAGGAACTTCTTTCATC TCTCTTCTTATTTTCTTCTCATATAAGTACTCAGGGAAAAGTTTATTCAAACAGACCCTAAACCTTGATTTT ACTCTCAAACATATTTTTGGAACACTCCCATCGAAAATCCAGACACACCCTTAATTTCCCAGCATTCAAAA CCCTCTTTTAGGGTTCCATTCACAGAGCAAACACGTTCCAAACAAAAGAAGACCAAAGATTTCGGCACTC AGAGSGGAAAAGYTTYGAACTTTGACACTCCCAAGGAGTCACTYAGAAGGGTTTGTTTCGTGGGGAGTT TTGGCGACGATGGAGAGGGCGTGGAGGCCGCTCTGGAGCTCGTCGGCGAGGAGGTCGTAGATGAGAC GGTGTCGTTTGAC[A/G]AGGCTCTGGCCCTCGAACTTGGGGGAGACGATGTTGAGGTTGAAGTGGGTT TCTTTGTCGGAACTACCCTTCACGGCGGCGTGGCCCGCGTGCTGGTACGACACGTCGTCCACCTCCAAAA CGGTGGCTTCCAGCGCCGTTTGCAGCTTCGACCGAATCCTGCTAGGCACGAGTAAATACATGAATATGT CTCTGAACTTTTTGAGCATTTTTAATRGTAATTAAGTCCTTAATCTTCAACAAATTTTTTAAACAAATTTCT CTAAGTTAGTTTACTACAGCTTGAAACTGCCATAAAAATAACAATATGTGGCWGTTTTACCAACTCCAAG ACCCAATTACAAAAATTGTAAGAGATCTAAGAACCCAATTACAATTTATTTTTAATTTTTTTAGAAACTTC ATTAAAAATTCCCAAATAATTCAATCACCTATTGATGTATTAACCCTCTAACTTATATTATTCTCTTACAAC CGTTTATAAAGTTTATCTAAACAGGACTTTACTTAGTTCCACCATTCAAAAAAACATGATTTTGTAGCTTA TGCATAAGTTCACTTCAACTTAT IGGY260 IGGY260F3 TCAAACG 639 ACACCGT CTCAT IGGY260 IGGY260F1 ACTTCGT A 640 CAGTAAC GGACGCA AGTTCGA GGGCCAG AGCCTT IGGY260 IGGY260F2 GAGTCGA G 641 GGTCATA TCGTGCA AGTTCGA GGGCCAG AGCCTC SY0574AQ AACCCTCTAACTATACTTATTCTCTGACAACCGTTTATAAAGTTTATCTAAACAGGACTTTACTTAGTTCCA 497 CCATTCAAAAAAACATGATTTTGTAGCTTATGCATAAGTTCACTTCAACTTATGGAGGAACTTCTTTCATC TCTCTTCTTATTTTCTTCTCATATAAGTACTCAGGGAAAAGTTTATTCAAACAGACCCTAAACCTTGATTTT ACTCTCAAACATATTTTTGGAACACTCCCATCGAAAATCCAGACACACCCTTAATTTCCCAGCATTCAAAA CCCTCTTTTAGGGTTCCATTCACAGAGCAAACACGTTCCAAACAAAAGAAGACCAAAGATTTCGGCACTC AGAGNGGAAAAGNTTNGAACTTTGACACTCCCAAGGAGTCACTNAGAAGGGTTTGTTTCGTGGGGAGT TTTGGCGACGATGGAGAGGGCGTGGAGGCCGCTCTGGAGCTCGTCGGCGAGGAGGTCGTAGATGAGA CGGTGTCGTTTGAC[A/G]AGGCTCTGGCCCTCGAACTTGGGGGAGACGATGTTGAGGTTGAAGTGGGT TTCTTTGTCGGAACTACCCTTCACGGCGGCGTGGCCCGCGTGCTGGTACGACACGTCGTCCACCTCCAAA ACGGTGGCTTCCAGCGCCGTTTGCAGCTTCGACCGAATCCTGCTAGGCACGAGTAAATACATGAATATG TCTCTGAACTTTTTGAGCATTTTTAATNGTAATTAAGTCCTTAATCTTCAACAAATTTTTTAAACAAATTTC TCTAAGTTAGTTTACTACAGCTTGAAACTGCCATAAAAATAACAATATGTGGCNGTTTTACCAACTCCAA GACCCAATTACAAAAATTGTAAGAGATCTAAGAACCCAATTACAATTTATTTTTAATTTTTTTAGAAACTT CATTAAAAATTCCCAAATAATTCAATCACCTATTGATGTATTAACCCTCTAACTTATATTATTCTCTTACAA CCGTTTATAAAGTTTATCTAAACAGGACTTTACTTAGTTCCACCATTCAAAAAAACATGATTTTGTAGCTT ATGCATAAGTTCACTTCAACTTAT SY0574AQ SY0574AF1 GCGAGGA 642 GGTCGTA GATGAGA SY0574AQ SY0574AR1 TGAAGGG 643 TAGTTCC GACAAAG AAAC SY0574AQ SY0574AA1FM TGTCGTTT A 644 GACAAGGC SY0574AQ SY0574AA2TT TCGTTTG G 645 ACGAGGCT SY0573AQ TTGCAGTTCTATTCTGGCTATCTTGTATAATTTGGGCCA[A/G]ACAAGTGGTGCCAAGCCGATAGGTTAA 498 GTTGGGCAGTTGACTAAAAGTCATAAAAACTGTAACATTTCAAAAATCCACAAAATTACCTCAACTAATT CTAGATCAAAAATANTCCACAATCTGTAATATTGCTAACAAGATTTTCAGCGCTCAAGTTCACTAGAATG CTATCATTTCCCGCAGAGAAAACAGTCTTTGTTTTTTTGGAGTTACCACCTGTTTTTAGGGGGTTTCACTT TATAAATACG SY0573AQ SY0573AF1 AGTCAAC 646 TGCCCAA CTTAACCTA SY0573AQ SY0573AR1 TGCAGTT 647 CTATTCTG GCTATCTT GT SY0573AQ SY0573AA1FM ACCACTT G 648 GTCTGGCC SY0573AQ SY0573AA2TT CACCACT A 649 TGTTTGGC IGGY741 GCAGCCCTTTCTACCATCAATTCATATTGAGAGCAAGTGCTGCTAAGGCTCTTGGATCATTCAGGAGCAA 499 CCCCACTATTTGAGTCAATTTCCTCTTCATGGGGGGTTAGTGGAAATGGAAAAAAAAAGATAATTGGAG GCAAAAAAAGTTGATATTGCAACAATAATAATAATAATATGGAACTGTTTGTGCTTTGATCCTCTGCAGA T[A/T]GAAGGTTCTTTCAAGAAAAGGAAGCCTTTGGTAAATAGTAAAGACCCTTTAGTACTTCGAAGCAC TTTCCTTTGTATTTCCTTGTTAGAATTGATGAGCTTTTTTTTKATATATTGGAAGTAAAATCTATTAGATAT CTTGTTTTAATATTTTGTGATATGTAATAAGTCGACTTGTTGGTGACCTAAGTGTG IGGY741 IGGY741F3 AAGGTTC 650 TTTCAAG AAAAGGAA IGGY741 IGGY741F1 ACTTCGT A 651 CAGTAAC GGACTTT GTGCTTT GATCCTC TGCAGATA IGGY741 IGGY741F2 GAGTCGA T 652 GGTCATA TCGTTTTG TGCTTTG ATCCTCT GCAGATT SY0089B CACACTTAGGTCACCAACAAGTCGACTTATTACATATCACAAAATATTAAAACAAGATATCTAATAGATTT 500 TACTTCCAATATAT[A/C]AAAAAAAAGCTCATCAATTCTAACAAGGAAATACAAAGGAAAGTGCTTCGAA GTACTAAAGGGTCTTTACTATTTACCAAAGGCTTCCTTTTCTTGAAAGAACCTTCNATCTGCAGAGGATC AAAGCACAAACAGTTCCATATTATTATTATTATTGTTGCAATATCAACTTTTTTTGCCTCCAATTATCTTTTT TTTTCCATTTCCACTAACCCCCCATGAAGAGGAAATTGACTCAAATAGTGGGGTTGCTCCTGAATGATCC AAGAGCCTTAGCAGCACTTGCTCTCAATATGAATTGATGGTAGAAAGGGCTGC SY0089B SY0089BF1 TCGAAGC 653 ACTTTCCT TTGTATTT CCT SY0089B SY0089BR1 CACTTAG 654 GTCACCA ACAAGTC GA SY0089B SY0089BA1FM CTTCCAAT A 655 ATATAAA AAAAA SY0089B SY0089BA2VC TTCCAAT C 656 ATATCAA AAAAA SY0098BQ GGAATTCCCAAATAGTCGATGCAAGAAGAAAGTCTCAAAAGTATGAATGTTGTAAAG[A/G]GCAAGGG 501 TAACGATTTTCNGNAATCCTTTCTTTACAAGACATGCTGACATGAAAGTAAAAGATTCAACATATGAATC GACTAACTATTTCCAACAAGGAATTAAGCCATTGTTGTATATTTGACATATAGATAGGAAAATGGCTATG GTCCTCCAAGTACTGCATTCTCAATGTCTTCTCTGCTTAAAGCATAACTAAACCTCCTCTCCATATTTTTTT CAAGATTCCCAGGTCCACTCTTCAAATAC SY0098BQ SY0098BF1 AGTCGAT 657 GCAAGAA GAAAGTC TCAAA SY0098BQ SY0098BR1 CTTTTACT 658 TTCATGTC AGCATGT CTTGT SY0098BQ SY0098BA1FM CCCTTGC G 659 CCTTTAC SY0098BQ SY0098BA2TT TTACCCTT A 660 GCTCTTTAC SY0567AQ GGAATTCCCAAATAGTCGATGCAAGAAGAAAGTCTCAAAAGTATGAATGTTGTAAAGNGCAAGGGTAA 502 CGATTTTC[A/T]GNAATCCTTTCTTTACAAGACATGCTGACATGAAAGTAAAAGATTCAACATATGAATC GACTAACTATTTCCAACAAGGAATTAAGCCATTGTTGTATATTTGACATATAGATAGGAAAATGGCTATG GTCCTCCAAGTACTGCATTCTCAATGTCTTCTCTGCTTAAAGCATAACTAAACCTCCTCTCCATATTTTTTT CAAGATTCCCAGGTCCACTCTTCAAATAC SY0567AQ SY0567AF1 GTCGATG 661 CAAGAAG AAAGTCT CAA SY0567AQ SY0567AR1 GTCAGCA 662 TGTCTTGT AAAGAAA GGA SY0567AQ SY0567AA1FM CAAGGGT A 663 AACGATT TTCAG SY0567AQ SY0567AA2TT CAAGGGT T 664 AACGATT TTCTG IGGY2850 ATGTAAAGCTGCCTTGANGGNCAATTCTCTGCTGCTAATTGCATAAGACATGGATGAAACACATAAAAT 503 AGTGGAAACAAATACTGTAAGAAGTGAAAACAACCACAACGACGATCTTGAAAGTTGTTTCAACTGAAG ACTTACACTTAAGCCAACTAAGAACCATCTGAATCCATGAAAAAGTTCTAGCACCCACCCATTAAGTGGA AAAAGAGTGTAGCTCTTCCTTATGTTCTCTAAAACCCAAATG[C/G]CTAAGCACAAATGCAACAACCCCA GAGAGCCATTGGTAACGGCAGAAATTAGCTGCAAGTTTGAATATCTTTCCACGCAAAACTGACCACGAA ATGGTCTGAACAAAGACTTCTGGATCAAAATGAATCCCAACATGACCAGTAGTAGCACATCAACGCAAA TGATCAAGAACTGGTTAATGCATGTAGAAGGATCTTTCAAAAACTTTAAATCATGGCAAAAAGTCTTTCC CCGGGTCCCAGGACAATC IGGY2850 IGGY2850F3 ATTTGGG 665 TTTTAGA GAACATA AGG IGGY2850 IGGY2850F1 ACTTCGT C 666 CAGTAAC GGACGG GGGTTGT TGCATTT GTGCTTA GG IGGY2850 IGGY2850F2 GAGTCGA G 667 GGTCATA TCGTGGG GGTTGTT GCATTTG TGCTTAGC SY4432 ACAGCAGCATTCAAGATAAGGTCTTCAAATATTCAAATATACATTTCAGTATACTAAAGGTTCTGCAGAG 504 AAATGGAAAATCCTTTNNGCTTTTATACCATACAGGTTAAGTCATGTTGCAATANACTAAAACCTCAATT CATTTCTGACTGTAACATTGGGAAGAAAGCCCAGCTGTTGGCTGATCTACCTTCCTTCCCAGCAACCTTCC TGTTAGTCCACCACTCATAGCCACTGCCAGTAGTAACAGAAACATCACCTTTCCTGTTGTCAAAATTGAAT TCTTTGGAAGAATTTACAGAATTTTGCTTGTGAAGGCATTGCTCTCCTTTTCCTACAGGATTGTCAGGCTT ATCGTCAGTTTTCTCTGTACANGCNTTANAGCTACTATTGGTGTCTATTTGCACCCTTTCTCTGTCAACAG GGTCTTTGGTCAGTATACCTTGTGAAGACCCTGACATGTTTCGAAGCAATACCCCAGTTTTATTTGCAAG ACACCG[A/G]GCAACATCTTCCCCGGTTAATTCAAATGAAACTCTGTGATCAACCAATGTTGCATTGCTT GGATGTCCATTGTCTGAATCTGCAAGAGTTGCTTCCTTAGAAATCTGGTTTTGCACAGAGATGTTGTTTT GATTGGTTGGCCCAGCACTGTCAGGTGTCAAACAGCCAGAACCTAACCTGGATTCCTGCCCCAGACCAT CAGGTGTCACACACCCAGAGCCTAATCGCGAAGCAAGCCCAACACCATCAGGAGTCAAGGATCCCGAAC CTAGTCTTGAACCTTGCCATGCACTGTCTGGCGTCAATGATCCAGATCCCAGTCTAGAACCCCATCTTCG GGTGGAGAAGTGTTCAACACCCAAGATCTTTGGTGTTTCCCCTTTGGGGAATTCAAGNGTAGGGGGTCT ATCAGGGAATGGGGTTGAGGTGCCAGAAGTTGAAAATGCTGATCCNGGTGATATGAGCTGGCCACCTG GGCTTCCAGGATATTGTTGATAAGG SY4432 SY4432F1 TGTGAAG 668 ACCCTGA CATGTTTC SY4432 SY4432R1 GCAACTC 669 TTGCAGA TTCAGAC AATG SY4432 SY4432A1FM AAGACAC A 670 CGAGCAA CATC SY4432 SY4432A2TT ACACCGG G 671 GCAACATC SY4336 AAGAAGGGATCATTGAGAAGCTTTGCTTGCGTAGCCCTTTCAAATTTACATGATTGATTTTTTCTGTTTCT 505 GCTCTAATTTTTGAAACCCACTTGGGAGAATGCGAGCTGAACTGAGTTTTGGGAATAGTATTATGACATG GTCATTTTGAAGAGATATTCTGTTGGGAGAATGCTGCCTCTTTCATTGTTTGGGCATCTATTATGCCCTAC CCATTATAGTATCATTCTTCCGTAGCAGGTCAAGATTTTTAATTAAAGTAAGGGAGAGGTCAATAATCTT TCAGTATGATAGGGTTGATTTTGTAAGTAACTGGAAAGTGCAATNGAAAAGGCAATTTGAGATGTTATG TGTTGCAAAAGAATGGAAATACAAGCAAAACAAAAAGAAAGTATGGATGGCTTTAGTGGTTCAATTTGA GGTGTCATCACAAGTTAAGAATTGGTTCACCAGANAGAGATTTGTAGATACTATATTGAGTNCACTGTA TTATGTATTTA[A/C]GATGGTGGCGTAGTTAGGAAAGGATATAAACATTCAAAGTTTAATAGATTGATTA AGTGTTTTCTAGAGATGTTCTTCACCTTTTTCGGCTGTTTAATGTGTATTGAATATAAATATTTTCCCGCTT AAGATTCTTTTCAGAAGACGGTCATTTCTTTTTATTCTCATATGCTTGATTTATTCTCATAGTCGTTTTTAAT AATATTAACAATCAATTTAGCAGCTCCAAGAAAAAATTATGTCAATATCTTTTCGTCTTAATTTATAAAAT TGCCTNCATACGTAATATAAAGATAGTTGNNNNNNTTTATTCTTGACCATGTTTTAATATTAANGATGAT GAAAGAAAAATACAAGTAAAACACTATTTAACAAATTNGTTTCAAAGTGGCCCAATATGTGTAATGGTG TGACACCGGTGGCTAGTATCTTGAACTTTTTAAANGATTTCAATTCTTAATTATTCAAATAAAGTAACATT TGTGGGAAGAAAAGTTGTCTCTTAA SY4336 SY4336F1 AGTGGTT 672 CAATTTG AGGTGTC ATC SY4336 SY4336R1 GGTGAAG 673 AACATCT CTAGAAA ACACTTA SY4336 SY4336A1FM CGCCACC C 674 ATCGTAA SY4336 SY4336A2TT ACGCCAC A 675 CATCTTAA SY4435 ATTACGCNATTCTGGAAGCCGCATTTGAGGAGAAAACGGAGANNANCAGGTTCTGCGTGGTGGATTTT 506 GAGATTGGANANGGNAAGCAGTATTTGCACCTCCTCAACGCNCTCTCGGCGCGTGACCAGAACGCGGT GGTGAAGATCGCGGCTGTGGCGGAGAACGGCGGCGAGGAGAGAGTGCGCGCCGTGGGAGACATGCT GAGTCTACTCGCNGAGAAGCTGAGGATCAGGTTCGAGTTCAAGATNGTCGCGACNCAGAAAATCACNG ANTTGACTCGCGAGTCNCTNGGATGCGAAGNGGACGAGGTTCTCATGGTGAACTTCNCGTTCAACCTG AANAAGATTCCCGACGAGAGCGTCTCNACNGAGAATCCTCGNGACGAGCTCCTGCGNCGCGTGAAGCG TCTNGCGCCGCGCGTGGTNACAATNGTGGAGCAGGAGATAAACGCNAACACGGCGCCGTTTTTGGCGC GCGTGGCNGAGACGCTGTCGTATTAC[A/G]GCGCGTTNTTGGAGTCCATTGAGGCCACCACTGCAGGG AGAGAAAATAACAATAACAACCTAGACCGAGTCAGNCTCGAGGAGGGACTGAGTCGAAAATTGCATAA CTCGGTGGCGTGCGAAGGAAGAGATCGCGTGGAACGGTGTGAAGTGTTTGGAAAATGGCGCGCGCGT ATGAGCATGGCGGGGTTCGNGTTAAAACCACTGAGTCAAAGCATGGCCGAGTCAATAAAATCGCGACT CACCACNGCCAACAACCGAGTCAACTCGGGACTGACTGTAAAAGAAGAGAACGGAGGGATTTGCTTTG GTTGGATGGGAAGAACACTCACGGTCGCATCTGCTTGGCGTTAACTCGGCTCNCNTTTTTTNCTTTTTTTT TNNNAATTTGGTTCGGAATATTATTATATATCACATTGTTACTATATTTTAACGTCATCTAGAGATAATGG AAAGGCCATAGATTTGGAAAATGATTATTATTATTANTANTATTATTAT SY4435 SY4435F1 AAGATTC 676 CCGACGA GAGCGT SY4435 SY4435R1 CAGTGGT 677 GGCCTCA ATGGA SY4435 SY4435A1FM ACGCGCC G 678 GTAATACG SY4435 SY4435A2TT AACGCGC A 679 TGTAATA CG SY4439 TTTTTTTTNNNNNNNNNATTGCACTTACCCTAGCAATTTCATGCTTCCAAAAGAAAATCCTTGTCTTGCTC 507 CAACCTCTCCATAGCCTCAGGNTCCAANGTTAGTTCCACATCAATGCTCCTCCCTCCACTCTTCCCCGGGT ACAAATAAATCATCCCATCAAACTTGTTATTAGTTCCACTCCTCACATTCTCTGGCTTNCCCCACCCAAAAT CAATGTCATAAACCTTAAACCTTGGGGAGCTTCCAACAGCCACACAATTCACCCCAGCATCTTTGAATTG AAAATTTTGGGTGTACTCTCCCANTCCTTGTTACGTTCATCAATTGCNTTAGCATTGTGNGNTTCAATG GCTTTCTGNANNAATGAAGCCCCAAATTGTGGCGGATGGGCGGCTAATANNCCAACCGCNGTAACGGT AAAAATAGCTTGAATTAGGTTTCCNAAATAATTNTCCGGCATTGGTGGGTCCACCCGCTTCCGNCAATCG GCGAAGAC[A/G]GTGAACACCGTGTAGTCCTCNGGCTTCAAGTTACGTGCATGGCTTACATGGCGCCAA ACGTGGGAGGANAGAGCCTGAAATGTTGAGAATGGTTTTGAGCCATCGGATGGNGGGNTNTCGTTGA CCGTTGACTTGATCTTGTCGATGGCTGACTCGGAGAATTTGAAGATCTTNTCCCTAAGTGCTGGCGCGG GCTTTGCCTCACCGTTGGAAGTTGGTGGGCCGTTGGGCTCAGGAAGCGAGAGGTCCAATTTCACGCGTG TGTTCCGGGCCTTNGTTCGGTCCAGGAAGGGTGGTGCTGACGTGGAGGGTGAACCGCTGCAGATCTCG GCCCATGAGGTCATGAATTGCCAGGTGGCAGTNCCGTCCAAGACAGCATGGTTGAATGCTAGGCCCATT GCAAGCCCATCTTTGAGCTTCGTTAACTGNGAGCAAGAATAGAATGCAAATGAAGTGAGAACATGAAA AATAAAAATAAAAAGATATCATATGATTTANAA SY4439 SY4439F1 TGGGTCC 680 ACCCGCT TC SY4439 SY4439R1 CAAGATC 681 AAGTCAA CGGTCAA CGA SY4439 SY4439A1FM AATCGGC A 682 GAAGACA GTGAAC SY4439 SY4439A2TT ATCGGCG G 683 AAGACGG TGAA IGGY3104 GAAAAATGAACATATTAACAAGAACGTTATTGCTAGTGAGATAATCAACATAGATTATGGACAATTACAT 508 TATTACAAGTTTCCTTATCCTTCACCATACTATGCCAGATGTCAGATGATCCTCATAAGTACAAATATATA TATATATATCAAAGGAAATGACATATATACCTTTATGATGCAAACTAACTAAAGCACCATTTTGGATTCTG CAAAGGTAATTAAGGAACATGAAATTAAACTATGTCTTGCTTCAAAGAAATTGCTACCCTTTCTAGTTAA TTATACCGGATCTGCTAT[C/G]ACTAGAGAGACTTCTGATGATGATGATAGCTATTTTATTTCACTCAGTT ATGAAGTGGGTTTGGTCCACCTGGAGTAGCTGTATGTGAAACAGTATGAAATCCACTGACCTTGTTGTCT TTGATTTCAGCAGAATTATAACTATGTGGGAATGAAGAAAAGGGGATGCTGGTTCTTGTTCTTTGTTCCA TGATCTTTTCCTTATCCCCCCAGGAAATGTGCCTGCAGCTTGAAAGATGGAGCAGTATTACTAGTATAAA AAGAAGGAACATAATAATTAGAAATCTAGATTTATGAACTC IGGY3104 IGGY3104F3 TAGCAGA 684 TCCGGTA TAATTAA CT IGGY3104 IGGY3104F1 ACTTCGT C 685 CAGTAAC GGACTCA TCATCATC AGAAGTC TCTCTAGTG IGGY3104 IGGY3104F2 GAGTCGA G 686 GGTCATA TCGTTCAT CATCATC AGAAGTC TCTCTAGTC SY4418 ATCCAGGAGACNTGCCCAACTATGATGATGCTAAGCCANTACACCTTAATACTGAGCAACATGATGAAA 509 TAACCAGTTCAAGTGGAAGTGTAAGTTTTGGTTTTCCTGAAACCTATTCTAGTTCGGGTGCTGATAATGA GACTGGAATTGTTAGTGTTGTGGTCATTTCTGAGCTAAATAACATGATTTCAGATCCTAAGTTTTTCAATG AAGCTGGTCAAGAGAATATTCTGTCAGCTTTAAAGAATGAAAACCTTNACCTGAACAAAATTCCACAGG TCTCCGNTGAGGGAAATGAGCCTTCCTTTGAAGAGCGGAGCATTCCNGGAAATGACCTGTTTGAAAAAT CATCTATTTCAACANCAGNCAATNCATTGGTAGATGAGCAGGTTAGAAATGATAATTATGAGGTTGATG AAGTTAAATCTGAATCTTCAAATTCTGGATCCTTTTTCTCTGTTCCCGGCATTCCCGCTCCATTAGTAGTTT CTACAGCTGTA[A/C]AAGTGCTTCCGGGAAAGATTTTGGTTCCTGCAGCTGTTGATCAAGNTCAGGGCC AAGCACTAGCTGCATTGCAAGTTTTAAAGGTAGTTATTTGTTCTTATTCTCATGTATCAAGGTGACTATAA TGCTATGTGCATTTATAGTTTAATTCTAGTTTTTACGTATATATTTACACTGGTTATTTCTTAAATCTATTTA ATTACTCACAATAAAAAAAGATGACCCGGAGTACAAGGTTCCTGGGAAGGGTAGAGCCTATTTCCAGGA TTTGAACCCATGACCTCTAGGTCACAAGATAGCAATGTCACTGTTGCACCAAGGCTCCCCCCCTCCCAGT GGGCATACTAGCTTAAACTTCAGCCATCTTGATTCACTGTGATTTGTACTAAGCTATACTCTAACCTATTG CCAAAGATTTTCTACAAGGAACAATCTATCTTACTGTTGAAGTAACTAAAATCAATAATTTCTGGTAGCCT TATGCTTGTTCCCAGGTCAAC SY4418 SY4418F1 GGCATTC 687 CCGCTCC ATTAGTAG SY4418 SY4418R1 CAACAGC 688 TGCAGGA ACCAAA SY4418 SY4418A1FM CCGGAAG C 689 CACTTGT ACAG SY4418 SY4418A2TT CCGGAAG A 690 CACTTTTA CAG IGGY2851 ACTGATATGGCTGAAGCTGATCTGAATACCACAGACTTGTTGCCCCTATCACATGACATAGAACACACTG 510 GGTTAATTCAGAATACTAGCAGTGAGGTGGTTTCCAGTATAGATAAAAATGAGATCATAGATCTTCTGA GCCCTTCCCCACCTAAGAAATCCAATTTATNCTCAAAATGTCAGCAATCAAGTGACCAACATATTGAAGT GATTAATTTGAGTGATTCAGAAAATGACATGTCCGTTGAAC[A/G]CAAGCAGAAAGCGAAGGAGCTGA GATTGTTCTTAGCTAGTATTAGGAATGAAATTCATTGAACAATGTTTGTACAAGTAATATAAAAGCAGGT TTTATTAGTATTGATATCACACATTGACTAGAATTTAGTACTTACAAGATTGACACCCTCCCCAACTTTCA ATTCGGTTTTGTAAGATTTAGTTAGATTGAAAGTCCAACTTTTAATAGTGTAATTAAAAAACAAATGAGT TACCATTTGTGATCTT IGGY2851 IGGY2851F3 TTCAACG 691 GACATGT CATTTT IGGY2851 IGGY2851F1 ACTTCGT A 692 CAGTAAC GGACGCA GCTCCTTC GCTTTCT GCTTGT IGGY2851 IGGY2851F2 GAGTCGA G 693 GGTCATA TCGTGCA GCTCCTTC GCTTTCT GCTTGC SY4440 AATCATGAAAACGGTATCGTTTCGANGGAGTAGCAGGACAACTTGAAAAGATACNATAGAAAAACGAA 511 GTCGTAATGGTGTCTGATNATTTTAGGAACTAAAANAGTGATATGCTATGATTGTACTACAAGTGTAGT GGCAGAAAGCAAATTTCTATCTCCCGGAAATTAACCAAAAAAGACTACGACTAAAACTAAAGAGACTAA GGAAAATAAGATAAACAAATATTACTTGTCAACTTTACCTTGAAGGCCTGGTGTAGAAGGATTNNCCGN CATTGGCNATTGAGTTTCTTCANCACTACCCCTGTAAAATTGGAACAATTCAAACCTGAGATTGCAGCTN GGATATAAAACTCTTCCCCCTACGCTTCCCAAGCGGAACCATGGAATTTTTCCATTTATATCCTCCAGACA NTTCTTACAACCATCACTAGACAAATCCNGCGTGCATTGAGCAAGAGTATACAGAGTTTGCAAATCAGTC AATTTTAATGATTT[C/G]GTGACATATCTCTCAGTGGTATCCCCTGCCTCTTGGGCCAGCTTAACTATGGT ATCTGATAATGTANAAGTGAAGNAGTCTTGCCCGGGGATGATGCTGGTGGAGGAACTGGTAAGATTCA GCATGTCAAAATTTGGACTTTNTTCCACTTCTGAGAAGAAATACAGATTGGAATATCGAATCATGCAGTG GCTGTACCAAATGATTCCCTCTTGAACTGAATTACACACTGAGGATATTCGGTGGGTTGCGTTGAGGAC GCATTGTTGGCAGAGTTGAGAGGGAAGATNGCCTCGGCACATGAAGAGGCCATACACAGTGTTCTCTA CGTTGTCCNTGTAAGATTTTNTCCCATTTGTGGCATTNGAAGACAAGTAAAAGAGAAGGGTCTTGAGAT ACATTTGGAAAGTGCTGNCAACANTTACATCGGTTGGGCAACTNTGGTTTAGATAAGTTGGATCTTCTG AAAATTGTGAATCCGCATCGGGAAAATTTGTTGC SY4440 SY4440F1 CGTGCAT 694 TGAGCAA GAGTATA CAGA SY4440 SY4440R1 CCATAGT 695 TAAGCTG GCCCAAG AG SY4440 SY4440A1FM TCAATTTT C 696 AATGATT TCGTGAC SY4440 SY4440A2TT TCAATTTT G 697 AATGATT TGGTGACA SY0127AQ TNTGAAAAAANTAATAAAGAAAAATAACATATATTAATATTTGATAGTAGTGTTTAACACACAAGATATT 512 ATTAGCAGCACNCTATTTAATATACTCTTTCTAAAACACTTTATTATTGTTGAAATTTATGAAAAATTACAA AATCTTGTTAACCCCTCTTTCCAATATTTAATACAAGATTCAGTCATTTTTAATAAATTTCATTTAATAATA AAAAGTATATTTGAGGAAGAATCTATAGATATTTGTGTATT

TTACTCTTACCGGTTTGACCTCCAA GGAAATTCTGCCAGAGGTAGTTTGCAAGTTGAGTGGCATCATCAGCTGANCTGAGGGAGTAGCTTCCA GCACCACCACCNAGGGAGAGCAACACTTTGATGCCAAGGTCTTGGCAAGTTTTGATGTCACAGTT SY0127AQ SY0127AF1 GCAGAAT 698 TTCCTTG GAGGTCA AAC SY0127AQ SY0127AR1 CCCCTCTT 699 TCCAATA TTTAATAC AAGATTC AGT SY0127AQ SY0127AA1FM CGGTAAG A 700 AGTAATA ATACA SY0127AQ SY0127AA2TT CGGTAAG G 701 AGTAACA ATACA SY1044BQ CTTATAAAAGCCACAAGCAAATTCCTCNAAGATGCCGAAAACAAACCAATTTACCAGAGTACAAAAGTG 513 TGAACGGATCATAATAANCATG[A/G]TGAAGAAAGGAACTACATACATACAAATGATACAAAAACAGT GATTCATTTAGTTTTCTTGAATCCACAAAATGAAACTAGACAGTGGATTTTATTTCATCGATCACTGTCTA AGAACCATTAGCTTGAGGAGTTGAAGACTTCTTTCCCTCGATGTCCATCTCTTTTACACTATCACTCAGTG AAGACGACTCACATTTC SY1044BQ SY1044BF1 CAAGAAA 702 ACTAAAT GAATCAC TGT SY1044BQ SY1044BR1 AGCCACA 703 AGCAAAT TCCTC SY1044BQ SY1044BA1FM CCTTTCTT G 704 CACCATG SY1044BQ SY1044BA2TT AGTTCCTT A 705 TCTTCATCA SY0571AQ TTTTTCTCTCCCCTCAAGGCAAATAACATGAGACGGAAAAANGGAGGAGAAAAAGTGAAAAACAAGAA 514 AGTGAGAAATTAGATAGTANCACTTCTCAATCAGACACACCATTAAGCCACTACCAAAACTAAACAAAAC TTTGCACCAGCCAGAAGACAGTTAACATTAACAACAACGCAAATAAGGAAAACATATACAATGCGTTAG CTGAGCAAAATTTGCGTCAAGTATGCTGCANTTTAGGCAC[A/G]GCATGAAGCAATCCGATTAACAAGT CAAGTCTTCTATCCGCTTAGCAGACAAGAGATGATCTCAAAGATGTAGGTAGTTGAGTGCATGATGACC AACGAATGACTGATTCAGTCACCATAAGGTCAAGTTGCTCACACTCACCTAGTCCAATTGTCCTGTTTCTC TTGCTGTGGATTCCNAATACCTTATGTCCATTCATTCCNCTTGCCCTTTTGGCCTCTACAGGCTTGCGATC NGTTTCTTTAACCTCACGTCCAACNCAAAGAGGAGAATCTTGTAGCATAAGCA SY0571AQ SY0571AF1 GCTAAGC 706 GGATAGA AGACTTG AC SY0571AQ SY0571AR1 GCACCAG 707 CCAGAAG ACAGTT SY0571AQ SY0571AA1FM ATTGCTTC G 708 ATGCCGT SY0571AQ SY0571AA2TT ATTGCTTC A 709 ATGCTGTG SY0096C ACTTCACACCACAGGGCGATGATGTGCCTGGCGAGGTTGATTATAACCTTTAGGAGAAGCACCACAAGC 515 ATCTTGAGCACCTTGGGGAACTTGGTGCTGCGGCTGCCGGTGCTTATGCCTTGGTAATTAATTATATATC TTCCTTCAATAATATATTTTGTTCACGATCGTTTATTTAATTTGAAATAGATTTATATATTACTTATGTGAG ATGATTCACACCCCCTTTTTATATATTTTAGCTTTAAAATGTTACCTTCACCAGAATAAATAAAAGAAGTG CAAACTCTTTGNTAATCGAGGGAAATATATATACCTCCCCCACATATACATCATCACTTAGACTTGGACGT ATCTAAATCGGTTAATTTTAATATGTTTATATGTATGCGTGTGCATTAATAATTTTCATATNTTTTTTTGTA AGCATTTTAAAGCCTTACATATTGAAAAAATTGTCATTAATTTGTGTTTTGGACATGAATTAATCCTATCA TCTTGAATCATGTCCACAAATAATTTCAATTTGACATTTTCTTTTTAAGGCGGCCAACATATATACATACTT GATCTTTGTACTTTTGGATTGTGATGCTTTAATAATTGTGGATAATAGATATAAAAATATATTATAGCTAT ATAGTATTATTTC[A/T]CTCTACCCACTGTGTGTAACTATACTGTCTATACATCTCATGTGGTTTGTTTTTT CTTAAATGAAAATTGTTGGGGTCATGGGTGTATAGAGTATAGTAGTACTTTTATGACGCCATCAGAAGAGAA ACAATAAAAGTTCATAAAAAATTAGGTGTAGAAAAAGATGGAACTTAAGAAAGAAAAAAGAGAGAGAG AAAGTGATTAAGTGATGTAATATATAATGAGAAATGAAGAAAAAGATAGGAAGACAAATAAAGTAAAA NAAAGAAAGAAAGAAAGAAAGATATATAACAAAAAATTGAAATGTATATTCTAATATGTATTGAAAACA AAATTGATCCCTTTTTGCTGCAATGGTTAATTTTATGACAGCATGAGAAGCATGAGGCCAAGAAAGACCC AGAGCATGCTCACAGGCACAAGGTAGAAGAGGAGATTGCGGCNGCAGCTACTGTTGGTGCTGGTGGTT TTGTCTTGCATGAACACCATGAGAAAAAGGAAGTTAAGAAAGAGGATGAGGAAGCTCATGGAAAGAAG CACCACCATCTTAAGGGTGAACATGATAAATATTCATATATAATTATATC SY0096C SY0096CF1 AAAACAA 710 ACCACAT GAGATGT ATAGACA GT SY0096C SY0096CR1 TTTTGGA 711 TTGTGAT GCTTTAA TAATTGT GGAT SY0096C SY0096CA1FM CAGTGGG A 712 TAGAGTG AAA SY0096C SY0096CA2VC AGTGGGT T 713 AGAGAGA AA SY0096A ACTTCACACCACAGGGCGATGATGTGCCTGGCGAGGTTGATTATAACCTTTAGGAGAAGCACCACAAGC 516 ATCTTGAGCACCTTGGGGAACTTGGTGCTGCGGCTGCCGGTGCTTATGCCTTGGTAATTAATTATATATC TTCCTTCAATAATATATTTTGTTCACGATCGTTTATTTAATTTGAAATAGATTTATATATTACTTATGTGAG ATGATTCACACCCCCTTTTTATATATTTTAGCTTTAAAATGTTACCTTCACCAGAATAAATAAAAGAAGTG CAAACTCTTTGNTAATCGAGGGAAATATATATACCTCCCCCACATATACATCATCACTTAGACTTGGACGT ATCTAAATCGGTTAATTTTAATATGTTTATATGTATGCGTGTGCATTAATAATTTTCATATNTTTTTTTGTA AGCATTTTAAAGCCTTACATATTGAAAAAATTGTCATTAATTTGTGTTTTGGACATGAATTAATCCTATCA TCTTGAATCATGTCCACAAATAATTTCAATTTGACATTTTCTTTTTAAGGCGGCCAACATATATACATACTT GATCTTTGTACTTTTGGATTGTGATGCTTTAATAATTGTGGATAATAGATATAAAAATATATTATAGCTAT ATAGTATTATTTCNCTCTACCCACTGTGTGTAACTATACTGTCTATACATCTCATGTGGTTTGTTTTTTCTT AAATGAAAATTGTTGGGGTCATGGGTGTATAGAGTATAGTACTTTTATGACGCCATCAGAAGAGAAACA ATAAAAGTTCATAAAAAATTAGGTGTAGAAAAAGATGGAACTTAAGAAAGAAAAAAGAGAGAGAGAA AGTGATTAAGTGATGTAATATATAATGAGAAATGAAGAAAAAGATAGGAAGACAAATAAAGTAAAANA AAGAAAGAAAGAAAGAAAGATATATAACAAAAAATTGAAATGTATATTCTAATATGTATTGAAAACAAA ATTGATCCCTTTTTGCTGCAATGGTTAATTTTATGACAGCATGAGAAGCATGAGGCCAAGAAAGACCCA GAGCATGCTCACAGGCACAAGGTAGAAGAGGAGATTGCGGC[A/G]GCAGCTACTGTTGGTGCTGGTG GTTTTGTCTTGCATGAACACCATGAGAAAAAGGAAGTTAAGAAAGAGGATGAGGAAGCTCATGGAAAG AAGCACCACCATCTTAAGGGTGAACATGATAAATATTCATATATAATTATATC SY0096A SY0096AF1 AGACAAA 714 ACCACCA GCACCAA SY0096A SY0096AR1 AGGCACA 715 AGGTAGA AGAGGA GATT SY0096A SY0096AA1FM CAGTAGC A 716 TGCTGCC GC SY0096A SY0096AA2VC CAGTAGC G 717 TGCCGCC GC SY0569AQ CTTTGGGCTGCACAGAAGGGGCAAAAGAAGACATAGAAAATAAAAAATCTACGGATGGTCGCAGTCAA 517 GGAGATTTGTTTGAAGAGAATTTTAAAGAACTGAAGAAATGGGTTAATGTGAAGTCAACTAAATATGGG ATCCTTTTAGTAACTCGTGAGAGGCGAGCTCAAAGGCTTGGGACTGCGTTGAAGGTATTTTGTTTTACAA GTCTTGCACTGGTTGCTGCATGTAACTCATCTATTTATTTATTACTAATTTACTAATAAAATATCATATGAC ACTGGAGTCTACTTGAGTATGTGGACTCGATAGTCGATAATATTCTTTGATCCTCAGTGAGATTTGCCTT GAAGTATTCACTCAGCTTATAGTAGATAAACNACCAAACTACTTACTTCTGAACCTCTTCTCACTTGATTC AGGTACTGTGTGACATAATTCAAGATGACGCAGAGCCTGCCAAGAAGAAATTCTATGACCTTAAGCTCT CTTTGCTTGATGAGATTGGATGGACACATTTGGCTGCATATGAGAGACAATGGATGCATGTGCGTTTCC CTCCAAGCTTACCTCTTTTCTAGGACCTGCCCATCGGGAAGATGCTGGACAGCAATGTTAGGACTTTGGA ACC[A/G]TGTCCTTTTCCTCNATATTTATGTAACACTAGACCCTTTACGTGACCTATCCTTTCTTTTTGTGA ACATCTTGGCCTTGGTATTTCGAACATGGCATGGGAACTTTGCCATGCCTTCAGTGTGGCTGCCACATCA GTGG SY0569AQ SY0569AF1 TCGGGAA 718 GATGCTG GACA SY0569AQ SY0569AR1 TCGAAAT 719 ACCAAGG CCAAGATG SY0569AQ SY0569AA1FM AGGACTT A 720 TGGAACC ATG SY0569AQ SY0569AA2TT ACTTTGG G 721 AACCGTG TC IGGY476 GATCCCACATCAACTAGTGATAYTACCAAAATAATATATATAAGCGAGGAACAACATTCRTCTAGTGAGC 518 TAGCTTSTGAGGTTGAGTTAGGTTCAAAKACGAATGTTAGRAATTCTACTATCACTAATATTGGTGATGR GGTTGTTGCGTYGGARAGAAACCTTTCRAGGTCGAACTCGACGGGGCATTCCCTTGTGGAGGAGCAAG GGAAGGGTGTGGAGAGGTACACGTTGAGGTTGCCCGAAGATGTGAGGAGGTACATTCTAGTGAACCAT GGAAGAA[C/G]TGTTCAACGTTCCGCGAGTGTTAARGGGGGGTGTTGGAGTGACAGCGAAGAGAGTTA CGTGGGGAAGAGGGTGGAGAAGAGGTGGGTGATCTGCACGCCGCCATTTGTGGCGCAACATGRTTGA AGAATTTCGTCGAACAATTGGTCTGCGTTCTGCGTTGCGCCTTCTATAAAGGGTCGTTGTCAATTCTTGC AAGAGATTGTGAGAGTTTGGTGTTACAGAGATGAAGCAGAGGACTGAAATGGAAGAAGAG IGGY476 IGGY476F3 TCTTCCAT 722 GGTTCAC TAGAATG IGGY476 IGGY476F1 ACTTCGT C 723 CAGTAAC GGACACA CTCGCGG AACGTTG AACAG IGGY476 IGGY476F2 GAGTCGA G 724 GGTCATA TCGTACA CTCGCGG AACGTTG AACAC IGGY515 AAGCTTTCCTTGCACAAAGTAAGCTTTGTCACTTCATGCCTTTGCTGCCCTTTTTGATCAAATGCTTKGCTG 519 GGTCTTCAATTAATATTTGCCTAATCAAAACTATTTTCATGCAGGGTGGAAGGAAGCTATCTCATCAGAA CATGTGACATTGGTTATTTGCCCCGACTCGGAACCTCCTGGGTGCGAGGAGATACAGGATTTGAAAACA GCAGCATGTCAATCTTCTGATATGGATGGATGTGACATTGTGGCAAATGCAGATAAAAGATTGCCTGCA ACCTCCAAAGTTGCGAAATCCAAACCCAGGTTGAAGAAGTCTGAAAAGGGAACCAAGATAAAGTATATT CC[A/G]AAACAGAAGACAAATACCTAGTGTGAAAGAATAAATTGGAGTTGTTAGTAAGGCAGATATAC AGAGTTTGACTTTGTTGCCAATTTATTAAAGAGAGGTCCAAGTTTTACCGGATGGTCTTCTGTCAGAATG TGAAAG IGGY515 IGGY515F3 AACAGAA 725 GACAAAT ACCTAGT GTG IGGY515 IGGY515F1 ACTTCGT A 726 CAGTAAC GGACGGA AAAGGGA ACCAAGA TAAAGTA TATTCCA IGGY515 IGGY515F2 GAGTCGA G 727 GGTCATA TCGTGGA AAAGGGA ACCAAGA TAAAGTA TATTCCG SY3108 GACACGAATGCCATCCAACATAAAAATGATGCGATCCAGTGATTGTAACCCCAACTGACAAACACAATTT 520 TTGTTTTAAATGAAAACTACCATCACAATA[A/T]GCATATAGAAATTGATTAAAAGCTCAAATTCAAGAT ACTTCCTTATCTTCCTGAATTCCATAAACCAAAACTAAGCATGCACCATCTTGAGCAGACAGAC SY3108 SY3108F1 GTAACCC 728 CAACTGA CAAACACA SY3108 SY3108R1 TGCTCAA 729 GATGGTG CATGCTT SY3108 SY3108A1FM ACTACCA A 730 TCACAAT AAGC SY3108 SY3108A2TT ACCATCA T 731 CAATATG CAT SY3112 CTTTGATAATCGAGGGAAATATATCTCCCTCCCACATATACATCATCACTTAGAATTGGACGTATGTAAAT 521 TGGTTAATTCAGCCCAAGACAAAATGGAC[A/C]AAGTGCGCCAACAAAGATAGAGTTAGCTATAGCTTA ACTGCACGTATCATAAAATTTGTTTAAAGTAATTACATAGATAGCAAAAACCAGAAGAACTAAA SY3112 SY3112F1 CAAATTTT 732 ATGATAC GTGCAGT TAAGC SY3112 SY3112R1 TCCCTCCC 733 ACATATA CATCATC ACTT SY3112 SY3112A1FM TTGGCGC C 734 ACTTGGT SY3112 SY3112A2TT TGGCGCA A 735 CTTTGTC SY3110 CACAAAGAGAATCTTTGTTACCCCTGATGGTAATCTTTGAAAAATATACTTCCAAAAGCTCTCTCCTTAAG 522 GGGAAAATTTGGGTAAAGATGTGTATTTT[A/G]ACTTTGATCTATCTCTCTTAATGAACCTATACCCAAAC ATTGAATCTGTCCCAAATACTCACGGTTCTAAACAAGACCTGGCACATAATCTTATTTGAAT SY3110 SY3110F1 ACCCCTG 736 ATGGTAA TCTTTGA AAA SY3110 SY3110R1 GAACCGT 737 GAGTATT TGGGACA GA SY3110 SY3110A1FM TAAAGAT A 738 GTGTATT TTAACTT SY3110 SY3110A2TT AAAGATG G 739 TGTATTTT GACT SY3114 GGGCCCTCCAATTTGTTATTAGAACAATCCAACTCAGAAAGTTGAGTTGAGCCAAATAACGAAGATGGG 523 ATCGGGCCTCCAAAATTGTTTCCCTCAAGAT[A/T]GAGAGTATTCAATTTGTTTAGCCTGGCAAACACAT CTGGGATTTGACCAATAAATTTATTATGTGAAAGATCCAGGTGAATGAGATGTTGAAGATTTGAA SY3114 SY3114F1 GGGATCG 740 GGCCTCC AAA SY3114 SY3114R1 TGCCAGG 741 CTAAACA AATTGAA TAC SY3114 SY3114A1FM TTTCCCTC A 742 AAGATAG AG SY3114 SY3114A2TT TTTCCCTC T 743 AAGATTGA IGGY2357 TCTTGATGTGGAAAGGTTCAGAACGAATATTCAAAACTAAAGTGTTACTACTTGTAAAAAGCATTGATCT 524 CTCAAGCAATCACTTTTCTGGAGAAATTCCACAGGAAATAGAGAATTTATTTGGATTGGTTTCATTGAAT TTATCAAGAAACAATTTGATAGGGAAAATTCCCTCAAAAATTGGAAAGCTAACATCACTTGAATCTCTTG ATTTGTCAAGAAACCAGTTGGCTGGTTCAATTCCTCCGAGTCTTACACAAATTTATGGCCTCGGCGTGTT AGATTTGTCACATAACCATCTAACTGGAAAAATTCCAGCCAGCACACAGTTACAGAGTTTCAATGCCTCG AGTTATGAAGATAATCTTGATCTTTGTGGACAGCCACTTGAGAAATTTTGTATTGATGGGAGACCTACAC AAAAACCAAATGTTGAAGTTCAA[C/G]ATGACGAATTTTCACTTTTCAATCGTGAATTTTACATGAGTAT GACATTTGGATTTGTTATAAGCTTTTGGATGGTGTTTGGCTCAATCTTATTCAAGCGTTCTTGGAGACATG CCTATTTCAAGTTCTTGAACAATCTATCAGACAATATTTATGTCAAGGTAGCAGTATTTGCTAATAAAATG TCAAAGGTGTATGGCTGAAGCTTAACTAGGTAATAATATTGCAGCCCTTTCATATATATATATATATATAT ATAGTTTCTTTTGCTTTCATATAGTTTATATACATGAAAGATTCCATATATATTATAATTTGGAATTGTGAC AGTAAGATTTCATAATTTTTAACTATTTTAGTATAATAAATTTTGAAGAAATATTGAATAAGTTATATTAA GATTAATTAATAATATAAAATTATATTGTTACTGTATAATCATTAAAATTATCATTATTGATGTATAATAA GCCTGAAACATCGTTGATCTCTATTATTAT IGGY2357 IGGY2357F3 TGAACTT 744 CAACATT TGGTTTTT IGGY2357 IGGY2357F1 ACTTCGT C 745 CAGTAAC GGACCGA TTGAAAA GTGAAAA TTCGTCATG IGGY2357 IGGY2357F2 GAGTCGA G 746 GGTCATA TCGTCGA TTGAAAA GTGAAAA TTCGTCATC SY3121 CAATGTACAATTATATTATCTTTCAAGACATCAGGATTTTGGAATTGTTCTAGTTTAGAGGAGAAAAGTC 525 ATCTAGTTTATAACTACACTGTTTTTGAATTTTAGCATCTATCAATTTAAGTAATTATAATATTTGATAGAT GAATTATATAGTCAGTTATATTAATAGAAAGCAGAGCTTAAAAGGGACAGTAAAACAGAAAGTTGCAAT ATATTCACCAAAGACAACAGCCTTGTCCTCTCAACCAAC[A/C]ACCATGAATTCAGGTCCTAGCGAAGAC GGACACACCTCATGAAAATAAATAAAAAATTAAAGAAAATAAGTATCTTTAGTTCAGCAGTTAAGCTAAC CAACAAAAACAAACCAAAGTATAATCTCACACCAAAATATGTATAACATTGATCCAGAAAATGTCTTAAT ATTCCCATTTCTTCAACTCCATGCCATCAGGAGCACTTCCCTCNACCTTCTTTGANCCCACTTCTTTCCAGT TTGTAGACAGC SY3121 SY3121F1 TCACCAA 747 AGACAAC AGCCTTG SY3121 SY3121R1 CGTCTTC 748 GCTAGGA CCTGAA SY3121 SY3121A1FM TCAACCA A 749 ACAACCA TG SY3121 SY3121A2TT TCAACCA C 750 ACCACCAT SY3148 CGCTGCCAACACCTCCAAGGCATCATCGGATTCCGAGAATTTCGCTGAGTCGGTGATCAAGGCTCCTAA 526 GCAGGCCTCTGGGGAGCACAAGAAGAAAAAGAAGATCAAAGTGACNTTCCCATCAGGTCAAGAGCGG AATGCACCATCACAGGCAATTAGGAAATGCTTGCACTGTGAGATAACCAAGACACCACAGTGGAGGGC AGGGCCAATGGGGCCGAAAACACTCTGCAATGCTTGTGGCGTGCGCTACAAGTCAGGCCGGCTTTTCCC CGAATATCGCCCTGCAGCGAGTCCAAC[G/A]TTTTGTGCGGCCATGCACTCCAACTCCCATAAGAAGGTC CTTGAAATGAGGAACAAGACAGGCACCAAATCTGGCTTTGCAACTGTTTCTGCTGCCTCACCAGAACTCA TTCCAAACACTAACAGCAGCCTTACCCTTGAATATATGTGAAAGGGGGAAAGGAAGGATTCTAGTTGGA GAATTCTCTAATTCTCTTTCAAGTCNTCTCTTGAGTCATGTCTTATACAAGGTTTTGAATTGCATTCTACAA ACTGCAATGTTAAAGGTTTTAGAGGTGTCTGCANCTGCGTTGTGGTTGCG SY3148 SY3148F1 GCGTGCG 751 CTACAAG TCAGG SY3148 SY3148R1 GGTGAGG 752 CAGCAGA AACAG SY3148 SY3148A1FM CAGCGAG A 753 TCCAACA TT SY3148 SY3148A2TT AGCGAGT G 754 CCAACGT TT SY3005 ATGGATATTTTTTTAAGTGATCATTTATCTATTTGTAATTACTAAAAACATATTTAACTTATTTATTCCGTA 527 CGTCTGACCACATGCCAAATCAATTTGTTTCCCACAGACACCCACCACCACAATTCATGTGGATATGATGT GAAAGCGTGACATTATTATTTTCAATTATGATTACCTATTTAAATCAACTAGCCAAGTGATCAATAATATT GCACTATGGTCCCTCCTCTTGGGTAAGACCTGGTAATCTTACGGAAGTGTCTCACTTCATACATCTATTTA TTACACATAGCCTATCCTAAATCATACGTGGCAAGTTCTTACTGGACAGAATAGGTACTTAATGATATTTT TTGAGATATTCGATCTATGTTGGTAAGGGAAGGAAAACAAACAACTCATAAGCGAAATAAAATGGACAA AATGGATGCCCCAAGCCAATAGAAATTCAGATATAGATCTCGTAAAGATAAGTACCCCTCTCTTCTTTAA GCTATATATTGTGCTAAAAAAAAATATATAGGCATCACCAGTAGCCATTCTCTTCAGTTTNAAGTTACATA GTTTTTCATTGTTTTACTTAATCTACAATGGCTGCTTCAACAATGGCTCTCTCTTCATCATCATTGGCTGGC CAAGCTATCAAGCTTGCCCCCTCCACCCCTGAGCTTGGTGTTGGAAGGGTTAGCATGAGGAAAACAGCC TCCAAAACTGTTTCCTCAGGAAGCCCATGGTACGGCCCAGACCGTGTCAAGTACTTGGGCCCATTCTCAG GTGAGCCCCCATCCTATCTCACTGGTGAATTCCCAGGTGACTATGGTTGGGACACTGCTGGGCTTTCTGC TGACCCAGAGACTTTTGCCAAAAACCGTGAACTGGAAGTCATCCACTCCAGATGGGCCATGTTGGGAGC CTTGGGCTGTGTTTTCCCTGAACTCTTGTCCCGCAACGGAGTCAAGTTTGGCGAGGCCGTGTGGTTCAAG GCCGGGTCTCAGATATTCAGTGAGGGTGGGCTTGACTACTTGGGCAACCCAAGCCTGATCCATGCACAA AGCATTCTTGCCATCTGGGCCACCCAAGTTATCTTGATGGGTGCCGTTGAGGGTTACCGTATTGCTGGTG GGCCTCTTGGTGAGGTGACTGACCCAATCTATCCAGGTGGCAGCTTTGACCCATTGGGCCTTGCTGATG ACCCAGAGGCTTTTGCTGAGTTGAAGGTGAAAGAGCTCAAGAATGGTAGGTTGGCCATGTTCTCCATGT TTGGTTTCTTTGTTCAGGCAATTGTGACAGGAAAGGGACCCTTGGAAAACCTTGCTGATCACCTTGCTGA CCCAGT[C/A]AACAACAATGCTTGGGCTTATGCCACAAACTTTGTTCCCGGAAAGTGAAATGACTTGTGA ATTTTATGTTATTTAGTTAAATATGTATTGGATCTATCAAGTGAGAATGTGAATTATATTATTATATTTTAT ATATCTCTTTTTAGTTCATTTGGATGTATCTCCAAGGTTCTAAGTTTATATATATATGCACTTTATTAACCA AACTAATTAAAGCTCAAATGACAAGTCTTAAACATTAGAAGCGAGTTAGGTTCTAAAATTTAAAGCAGTG GGATGAAGAAGGAGAAGTAGAAATCACCAAGACATAAATACAAGTGCTTTAAATTTTGCATTTGATTCT CCTCATGTGGACCACAAATAATTTTCATCATAAGCTTGAGTAGGTTTACTCTTTTTAGGTTGACTTTCAAG ACTCTGGACTTTATTCTTCAAACTATATTAGTCAGTAAAATCAATTAAGCTTTACAAACTGCCAACTGATA ACTGTAAATTATTATTGTTCTAGTGAAACCAAAATGAAATATTTTATTTTACTCTGTTTCCTTTTTAATTAC ACTCTTTCAGTAAAAATAAAATATGCCATGTTTTAAACCTTGTATCCTTATTTTAATTTTTATTTATAAAAT ACGCCAGATATAAAACAGGACGTACATTCTGT SY3005 SY3005F1 CAGGAAA 755 GGGACCC TTGGAAA SY3005 SY3005R1 GTGGCAT 756 AAGCCCA AGCATT SY3005 SY3005A1FM CTGACCC A 757 AGTAAAC AAC SY3005 SY3005A2TT CTGACCC C 758 AGTCAACA SY4235 ACTGTAATCAAATGTGTATTGGGATTTACTGTACAGCTGGTCTGCAGACAGTAGACTTCTTTTAAGTGGC 528 AGCAAAGATTCAACACTTAAGGTAAGCATAATTTTCCTTTTCTCTCAAGAAGGGATATGTATCGAAAACA TTTTTAGTTTGGTTTATACACCTGAATACATCAATTTTCATTTGCTAAACTTGAACTGAGCTTTCATTATGT TTGGTTTTCAAGGTTTGGGATATTCGGACTCGTAAGTTGAAGCAAGATCTTCCAGGCCATTCTGATGAAG TATGCCTATTCACATGACAACTTGAGTGTTTTTTTTTTTCCTTTCAAATATTCTTCCGTTCTAGTCCCTGACC TAAGTCTATTTTCTTGCTGTAAAGGTTTTTTCGGTCGATTGGAGTCCAGATGGAGAGAAGGTAGCCTCTG GTGGTAAGGATAAAGTGTTGAAGTTGTGGATGGGCTAGGCTAATTTTTGGATGAATATTGGGAATCCAA CGAAGT[A/G]CAATCTCAATGGAGTTTTGCGGATGCATGGATTTCATGGAAATCAATGGTTGGTATTAT GTGGATGCAAGGTCTTTAAATTATATAGACAGCATAGAAGATATGTTTATGACTTATCAGAAATATTACT CTCATAGCAATTGAGAATATAGGCACTGGAAGAAGTTGCTCAAAGCGAGTCTCAGAACAGTGGTTGAA ATGTTTGGAGGCCTATCACATGCTTGCAAGATGTTTTCTTGTCTGCTTTGAAGTCTTTCTTGGTCTTCTCTT CCATTAATAGTTGTAGGTGGTATTGTTTTTCGGTGACAACAATGACTATAATGGGTTGAACTGTCATAGG GTTCATTGGTATGAACTCAGAAATTTTTGGGCAGTTTGACACACGATGATTTTTTGTTGGCCTTGCCACTT TAGTAGTAGTGTTTGAATGGAGTATTTTAATTTGAGATGTAAGAAAATTAAGCTGTGTCCTTTTCATTTTA TAAAATTGTGTTTGGATTG SY4235 SY4235F1 AGCCTCT 759 GGTGGTA AGGATAA AG SY4235 SY4235R1 TGAAATC 760 CATGCAT CCGCAAA SY4235 SY4235A1FM CATTGAG G 761 ATTGCAC TTCGT SY4235 SY4235A2TT CCATTGA A 762 GATTGTA CTTCGT SY4433 TTCTTGTTTATGAAGCTAAAATAACAAAAACAGAAAACATNAGCAACGTCAACCAAATTCATTTATAGCT 529 CTATTTTACTAGGTCTGTCAGAACCCTGATTCCATCATTATCTACACAAGAATCACATAATAAATGTCAAA GCAAAAGTAAACAACCTGACTTCACCTTATAATCCTTACAAGTTAAAATATGCAAATTAAGGCAATATTTT CAAAGATTTCAATTATTTCGATAAGAAAGCAATAATTAAAACCAAATCTCATAAAGGAGAAGCACAAGC ACCCATTAAAGAGTAACAATCATAAAAAAAGCAATAAATGACATGATCTATGAGAAAAACAATCAAATA ATAGTACAATACCATCATCATCTTGCTCCATTNCTTCTGGCTCATCCTCAGATGACGTCNAACCACCAGAT TGTCCAGTGCCTCTTCTGCTACTGGAGGCTACATCATTCAGAGCACTCCATATTGCTTCAGCATGCATCGT GTGATTTT[C/G]ATCATCAATACATGCATCAAAACTTCCTCGTACAGGGGATAGAGAACCTAGAAAAATT AGGTAATACATAGTCATTTTCAGAAGAAAAGTTGCTACACATACAATGTCTTTTTAAACTATAACAAAAG AGCAAGCCTGAGAATAGAACTTCAAAAAGAGCATCTCCACATACTTATCAACAGAGTTAGCTTAGTATAT ATGTTTTAGATTTACAAGTTTACAACCCAAACCATGCAGAGGGTCAACTAAAGAAGAATAAAAGCAATA TTATAGTTAAAAGTAGTAGATAAGTCTTAAAATAAAATCAGAAGATTATTTGTATACATAGCCATATACC CATACATGCAGACTTAATTAAATAGAAACATAAAGTTTAAGTGATCTTTACATACTGTCATCATCAATCAT AGGATGATATGGAGTCTTAGGCTCAGTAATTTTCTGCCTCACAGGTTTGTTTGCCTCAATTTCTCCAATAT TAGCCTCATCCCACCTTACAC SY4433 SY4433F1 TCAGAGC 763 ACTCCAT ATTGCTTC AG SY4433 SY4433R1 ATCCCCT 764 GTACGAG GAAGTTT TG SY4433 SY4433A1FM TCGTGTG C 765 ATTTTCAT CATC SY4433 SY4433A2TT CGTGTGA G 766 TTTTGATC ATCA SY4434 ATTGGCTTTAAGACTCTCCAACCCCCCCCCCCCACACACACACACACACAAAATAAAAATAAAAATCATA 530 ACTATAAACTACTAGCGCGTTTGGTTCCACATTTGTGATGCCATTTTCACAAGCTAATAGTTATATAGCTT CTGCATCCTCAACGAGTTTCCAAACAGGCAAACATACTATACTACACAAAACTATATATATATATAACAG ATAGAAAATGGGAAAAATAAAACCTTCGGGTTGGTCATTCTCGGAGAACTCCTTCTCGAGAACGCGATC GAACATCTTGGCCAAGGTGTTGTTGGATTCGGGCGACGAGCCATTGGGCATGTTCCCGTAGAACCTCTC CCGCGTTTCCTGGTCGGATCTGGCCGCGCCGCAAACCCTAGCGCAGATCNCGAGGCACAAAACGCAGC ACCAGAGCCCAAACGCGCGCCGTTTCTTCGTGGCCAGAATCGCCGTCTTCATCGTCGTTTCGATGCGAAG TAGCTGTGCGTGC[A/G]AGTTTCGGGTTTGTTTGGGAAATTGGGTTCTCCGCAAAACTGGGAAAAGGCA CAGAACACGGATATGGTAAGGAAGGAAGACAATGCAGAGAGGGAAAACGGTTTTTTCTGATTTCAGAA GTTTGCTACACTTTTTCTGGTTAGTTGCATTTGCGTTATAGCTGGTGTGAATGTCAATGTCAATGAAACTT TATTCATTTGACACTTTTGTCAAATGCTGAGGGGGGGTTTTGTGTAATTTCATTAATATTTTGGTGTCTGT GTGTTTTTTTTATAGGAATAATTATGAATGATTTTTGTATACAATAATTGTAGAAGTTAGAAATATTATGA TTTTTAATTGATTGATATTATATTATTTTTATAAAAAACTATGGTAATTTTTATAAAATTGAGAGTTTAATT TTTATGTAAAAAGTCTATTGTCATCATTTAATTAGAAAAATATTATATATAATATTTAAAGCTAATATAGG AAAGTCAATCATCTTTTTTATATA SY4434 SY4434F1 CGCCGTC 767 TTCATCGT CGTTT SY4434 SY4434R1 TTTGCGG 768 AGAACCC AATTTCC SY4434 SY4434A1FM ACCCGAA G 769 ACTCGCA CG SY4434 SY4434A2TT CGAAACT A 770 TGCACGC AC IGGY3105 ATGCATTAATGGTAATTTCAATTAGATTAAGAAAGTATAGTANATTCTTTTGCATGTTGGGATCTGATTTT 531 GAGATTTCAAAGACAAACTCAAACTCCTATNTATTCAGTGAGAGGAAGCTGATATGCTNTATAATTCTCA GGCATTGAGGACTGAATAGTTGAAACCTGAAACATGANNCATAATTNATGAAATGTGTTGGTCATAGG GTTTAGTAAGAGCAGACATGATTCCTTGGAGTACAATATTCTTTTCTATTACCATAAATTATGTGTTCACG ATTTCTTCTTCCCAAGTAAA[A/G]CAAACTAATAGTAATGTAGCTCCTTTGTGCTGCTTCTAATTAATTGC ATGCCAAAGTTTGTGTTTTGAACTGTTGTTGAGGNAAAATAAAAGNCCTGGTATTTCTAGACCAATTTCC AAGGAAAATGTGTATTTTTCACCAAGTAGTCTCTTGTTGAAGCTCAAGTGAAAAAATGCCAATTTTATAT AAATCACCACCAAAGCATCTNCTGCAGTATGAAACAAANATCAAATTATCATAATATCCTTTTTGCCTGA AAACTCCATGGTTAAAAGTAAAGATATTAATAAATGAAAGGAA IGGY3105 IGGY3105F3 AAACTAA 771 TAGTAAT GTAGCTC CTTTG IGGY3105 IGGY3105F1 ACTTCGT A 772 CAGTAAC GGACGTC ACGATTT CTTCTTCC CAAGTAA AA IGGY3105 IGGY3105F2 GAGTCGA G 773 GGTCATA TCGTGTC ACGATTT CTTCTTCC CAAGTAA AG SY3889 TAATTAATATCATTAATATATATTTATAAATTTTAAATTAAAACACAAATATTTACCAAACAGTTACTCTGT 532 CAAAGCTGACATTTCAGTTAGTTCCTTGGGGATTGAATGAGAAAATTTGTTATTTGAGAGATCCAAGACT TCCAGGCTAACCAAATTATCAAAAATTCGGGGAATATAACCACTAATGTGGTTGCCACTAAGATTCAGTG ACACCTGCAGAATCCACGGCATGCTTGGTATCACACCACTTAGCTGGTTTTCCCCGAGTTGGCGTTCNAT TAGAAGTTTCAAGTTTTC[A/G]ATGGATGTTGGTATGNAACCATTCAGATTGTTGCCTTGCAAGTTCAAC AAAGAAAGACTGCTCAAACTTGAAATCTCAGATGGAATTGATCCACCCAGAGAATTGCAGCTCAAATTC AGTATTGACAACTTATGAAGTTGGCCAATTTCAATAGGAATTGCACCATTATGCTTGTTCATTTGAAGCTT CAAGACTTGAAGATTGGCAAGATTACCTAGCAATGGTGGCAATACACCAGTCAAGTGATTCCAATTTCCT GCAAGATTCCAATTCAACCAGTATGGTTCCGGTCAAGTCATT SY3889 SY3889F1 GCAAGGC 774 AACAATC TGAATGGT SY3889 SY3889R1 TCCACGG 775 CATGCTT GGTATC SY3889 SY3889A1FM CCAACAT G 776 CCATCGAA SY3889 SY3889A2TT TACCAAC A 777 ATCCATT GAA IGGY3103 GGGCCATTTTCCAGCTGACAAGATCTTGACGTGATAAAGGACTGCAGAAATTAATATAGGAGAGAAGG 533 GAGNTCACAATTGTAGCCNACGCCATACAAAGTTAAAAGCACATCTCAAACAGAGGGTAGTGCAACTGT GCACTGAGAAAAATGAGATGAAATATTAAGTCTATTTTTCTATATAAAAAAAGGAGAATTGCAAAAATTT TGAACAACAAATGCACAACTGCAGAGGTTAAAAAAATGTAGCCACAAATTAGATATCCAAATTCAGACA AAACATACCTTTCAGGGGAGAAGT[G/A]AAATGGGCTATCATCTCCATCACCAAACAACTGTATATCACG TCTTGAAAGCCTGCTTTCAATAAGTCCAGCTTCTGCCAAGCCTGAAAATCAATATTTGATATTATTTAGAC AGAATATGAGTATAGCAACAAGTTGTATTGTTAAAAATTATTATGATGTCCTGTACTGACCTTGAATGGA AGAAAAATCAGGGTCCTCGGGAGTGACATCATCAAATGCAAGCTCAGTAGCATTGTCTATNTACATGGC AGGATACACTTTTGAAACTGTGCTCCTAACAAGTTACCAGAAAGGCAC IGGY3103 IGGY3103F3 CTTCTCCC 778 CTGAAAG GTATGT IGGY3103 IGGY3103F1 ACTTCGT A 779 CAGTAAC GGACGG GTGATGG AGATGAT AGCCCAT TIT IGGY3103 IGGY3103F2 GAGTCGA G 780 GGTCATA TCGTGGG TGATGGA GATGATA GCCCATT TC IGGY3106 ACACCTCATACCAAGCATTAGACATGGTTGTTTCCTGTGAAGAGTGCCAATAACAGCATACAATAAAGCA 534 TGGAAGTAGTGGGAACAAATTAATCAGCATTCTTCAATATAGAAAGTAACTTCCACGTCAAATTCAGAAA CATGTATGGACTTTAAATAGAAAANCTGATTACCTCTTTGTCATCCTCTTGATTCACCCAAGTAAATTGTA CTTTATACTGTAAATGGCTTCCTGCACCATAAACACAAGCAATAATATTTGATACTTGTCTTGCAGATAGC ATACATCATATACAAATG[G/A]ACTAACACAAGCTTTACCATTCTTAACTAATCCCAGAACAACAGGCAA GTAATCCTCAAGAGCCTGCAGAAGGTCAGCCAGTGTTGAACCTCCTGCAGAAGAAATCAAACGATGCCG ATGCATCAATNAATTAGAGTAACTTATTCATCATAAAATCATGTTGTTGTTGGTAAAACTAACCATGCTG AGTTTTTCTTTTTGTTCTTGTAATTGTAGGACCTTCTTGACCAGCCATTACAACTATACGCGTTCTAAGAGC AGACAGGCGTTCCACTATATTCTTGGACAAATAATCACCAA IGGY3106 IGGY3106F3 CTAACAC 781 AAGCTTT ACCATTCTT IGGY3106 IGGY3106F1 ACTTCGT A 782 CAGTAAC GGACGTG CAGATAG CATACAT CATATAC AAATGA IGGY3106 IGGY3106F2 GAGTCGA G 783 GGTCATA TCGTGTG CAGATAG CATACAT CATATAC AAATGG SY0871AQ AGAGGAGGTACCGAGGCCACCCCCTCCGGTCATTTCCCGGGAACCCGAACCAGATCTGGGTGGTGGAG 535 ATCCACGTTCTAAAGTTGAAGACGATCTAGATATCGGTGAAGACCTGTTAAAGATATCACAGCGTCGGA ATATTGA[A/T]GAAATTGACGAGGACATCCGGAGCAGAGGAAGCAATGGACCTCCCCATAATACTTCTG AAGTAGATTCAGTTTTGGGTTCAGATCGCCGGGCCCCAACAATTCGATCTGAAGCAAGGCACTCAAGTG AGGGAAGAAGTGAAAGCTGGGAAATCGGGTCTGAGGTCCTTGCCAATTCAACTGTAACTGAAAGCAGA AGCTATGTTGTATCAAAGGAGGTGCGCCAAAAACTTGGGGGTTCTTTCTGAGATGTGGGGTTTCTTAGA TATTAAAAATGGAAAAGGAAATGGTGTTTGATCAGATTATAGGAATGGGAATTGAATTGATTGAGGCAT TAAGTACAAAACTTATTTGATCTTTTTTTGTGGTAAGGTTAGCTCTTTTGG SY0871AQ SY0871AF1 GAGGTCC 784 ATTGCTTC CTCTGCT SY0871AQ SY0871AR1 TGGTGGA 785 GATCCAC GTTCTAA AG SY0871AQ SY0871AA1FM CTCGTCA T 786 ATTTCATC AA SY0871AQ SY0871AA2TT CTCGTCA A 787 ATTTCTTC AA SY0099E TAAAATTTGTTAGTTTGTGGTGTTGCAAGGATCCCCCCTACATAGGGTGATTGGTTGCTGAGACATCACA 536 AGGATTACCCTAAACCAAACAGTTTTTTCTAGTGGGTCTTGGACTCTGACACTGTGGCTTTAGACAATTA AAATAAATGTGTTTTAGATTGTTCGTTTTCCATTATAATTGATCTTAGTCTTTATACCTTAAAAAAGATGGC CTATGAAAGTCTCCTATTGTTTTAAATAAANAAAAAATAGGCATANTACAATTATTAGTTTNAAAATATA CTACAGACTAAGAAAATTTTCCACCAAAAATTGGGGACCATAACACATTTTANCAAGAGAAAAAAAATA TATAATTAAATTGACTTAAACAGCGGTTAAGAGACAGGATTCAGAGGAAAGATGAACCAACTGAAAGC ATACCTCATGCATGTGCCACAGCGAAGCATGCCAGAGAGCCCTATGAGCCCATCTAGCCCAAAATTCCAT ACCCACCTGAAAATCAGACATACCCAGTTGAATACTTGAATCTATCACTCAAAATTCACAAACAACTCACC CAATTCTGAACTCAAAAACCATTCAAAACCCGTTTGGAATCATAATTAGTTTAAAGGATAACTCACAGCA GCTCCCACTGATAGAGCAAATGTGCCAAACATTTCAGACCAGGCATTTCTCCACCCTACACCAACCAAAC CCATTTCATTATAAAATTATCTTCATATGCAAATCATCATCAATCAATCATGCATGACACCAATGTCAGGA CATAAAAAATAAGGTTTTAAAAAACGATCCGCAAAATAAAAGTCAAGTCTTTGTGGTGTCTGTCATTCCA ATTGTGGCCGCATCACCAGCGTTTGTTTATAATTTTCTATGATATCCAAGATCACAACTGTGGTCGTATCA GCAGCATTTGTTTATAACCGCGACAAAACCACGACCAGAGCCGTTTTTTAAAAAACTTGCATAAAAATAA GAAGAAAAAAGAAAGAATCAATTTTAAGGCACCACCTACCTCCATTTGCCACGAGAATCTGCAATAAAC AGCGAACACTGCCATGGATGTGATGCCGAAGCTAGACATGACAGCAGCAAC[A/G

AGGTAAGTGAACC TCTCAGACTCTTTTCTGGCCANTTTCTCAGCCAACTTTGGTGACAGAACTTGTTGAGCGGGAGGAGGAG GAGGAGGAGGAGGTTGTTCTTGTGGCTCAATTTCCATGTGGGTGCCTTGTTTTGGGTCCTGCATGAGGA CACAAACGGTGAAAGTTGAAACTTTTTGGGTTCTTGGTGATGCTGTGTGGTGGAAAATTCTCATGAGAG GGAAAGGGAGTGTTGTTGGGATTGATTTGGGGATCTTCAATGGAGGTTGGTGGAAACGGAGGAGGGA CTTCATGGTTATGGC SY0099E SY0099EF1 TGTGATG 788 CCGAAGC TAGACATG SY0099E SY0099ER1 CTCAACA 789 AGTTCTG TCACCAA AGTT SY0099E SY0099EA1FM CAGCAAC G 790 GAGGTAAG SY0099E SY0099EA2TT CAGCAAC A 791 AAGGTAAG SY4353 AAATTTATAGTGCAGCCAAGGCATCCGAAAGGTCCCCTTAAAAACCGGTTCATAAGGGGGTGGTCTACC 537 TAGCTATATAAGCACTTATCATGTTCATGAATTACCCGATGTGGGACTATTCTTAACACGCCCCCTCGAGC CAGGGCTCGTCACCACAAAGCGAGGGCTGGCGGCACCCACTGGACAGAAGTAGAAGATGGCTCTGATG CCATATTAATGAAACGAAGCAGCGTGAAGAAAAGATACGTAATCAGTGAACGTAAAATGATCAGCCTCA GCTTGCTTGTTTATTCATTAATAGTGGAATTTATATACATCTGCAGCATGAAGTTGTTATAACCGACTAAC TAATCTAACCAACTCTTTAACTACTAACTGAAAAGTTGTTATAGCTGCAGTTATACTGTTAACAGAAATAC TTTACTAAAACTTCCTCAGGCCTCATGATTGTCTTTTAGGAGTGGAAGATACGGGGAAAAAATGACATG GCTATTTACTGC[A/G]TTAGTACATCATGAACAGCCGGGTAAAATTTAATGGTGTTTCGTTTCAGGTTTA AGAATTAATTTTAGGTCTAAAATTAATTTTAGATGAATTTTTATATATTTGATTTCATTTAAAGAAAAATTT AAAATTAATTTTGATCGAATGAGTTGAAATAACTTTTACATTGGATAAAAAAAGTTATACTAAATTTTAAT TATAATTATTTGTAAAAAAATATTTAATTGAATAATTATGGTTTTATTATTATGAATGTTAAACAGGCATT GATCTGGTCTTGTTAATTTATAATGATTTGAAATTAATTTTGACATATTTAAAAATATTTTAAAAGTTAGA CCTGAAAATTGACTCAGATTATATTTTTAGTCATCTTAATCAAATCAAATATCATATTCATTTATAATATAT ATTTTTAATAANTATATATTAATAATAAAATTCTAACTTAATACTTTGTGTGATGATATTGCATTTATATTA TCATTGNTGTTNTTGTT SY4353 SY4353F1 CCTCAGG 792 CCTCATG ATTGTCTT SY4353 SY4353R1 CACCATT 793 AAATTTT ACCCGGC TGT SY4353 SY4353A1FM CATGATG G 794 TACTAAC GCAGTA SY4353 SY4353A2TT TCATGAT A 795 GTACTAA TGCAGTA SY4354 TGTTATCGGCTCTGTAGCGGAAGTTCTCATAGGTAGTCTGCAAAACAAGTTATAATCAACCAGGTGATG 538 AAGATATTCTTGAAACACAAGGGCTCTTAAGAATCAAAGTTTCAGAATATGGTTTTCTATAAAATTTAGC CTTTTCTTGCATACTATGGAAAGCAACTAAAAGGGATGCCTTTCTTCTCGCATCTTGGTACAAGCGAATC AGGCTTACACTATTAATGCAGTTTGGATTGAGGGAAGAACACACAGAATTACCGACCTTGTGAGATTTA AAATTACTATTTGTTTGGATGAAAGGAAAAGTATGAGGGACAAAAATGAGTTTAAGATTCTAAAGTTAT CTTCTCAAAATTTCTTTCCTTTCCATTGCCTGATTTTTGGCTACCTTCAAGTACAACCATTNAGTATTTTTTA ATGTCCAGTTTTACTTCATCATTTTGTCCACATCCACCCAACATGAAGTCATAAACTAAATTTCCTATAAAT AAGGAACC[A/T

IGGTGAATTTAGAAAATTAAAATATTTTTTAGAGAGTGGTTCCAATTTAATTTCACCGA GGATAATTCTACTAATGCTTTTTATTCACGTAACCAGTTAGTCTTCAGGTACAATGAACAATGAGATAAA CCAGATATTATATTCAGAAATGTAAAAGATATCAACTGACCTGATTTGTGCCAATAAGGTACAAATGAAA GCCAGTTAGTCCACCGACAAACCACAAAGAGATGAAACAATATGCCATTAATATAACAGATGCAGGGGA TTCTTTCATTGCCTTCCAAACTGTCCCCTTATAATGATCCATCAGAACCTTGATGTAAAAAGCTGAGATGG AAAACACATAGATACATAGAATAGTTGCCGAAGAAACAAACAGAAAGAAGTAACGGTAGTTCCTCTGCA AATTGGAAAAGCCATAAACAAATAAATAAATTACAAGAAACACGTGAGCAAGCCAGGAACATCAATCG AACAAAGCAGTTATCATAACATCAA SY4354 SY4354F1 CCACATC 796 CACCCAA CATGAAG SY4354 SY4354R1 CCTGAAG 797 ACTAACT GGTTACG TGAA SY4354 SY4354A1FM CCTATAA A 798 ATAAGGA ACCAGGT SY4354 SY4354A2TT CCTATAA T 799 ATAAGGA ACCTGG SY4329 ACATGTTTTCCATACATACAATCACCACAATCACAATTCACACATCATTTTATTCCATCCTCATCTCATGTTT 539 TACATCTAAAACAACAAATAACGTGTGTATATATCATTATTGCATTATCTCAAACTTGTTTAACCCGATTT ATTTTATCTTTTTCCAAACATGCCAACTTGTTGAATAAAACATGCACAATCATTGACATGTATTAAGTATTC ATTATTAAGAATTCATCCTTCTTTTCATCCTGCCACCTAGTGCAGGAGAACATCATTCTTGAATCTTATATA GCATGCATATAACACTTCATTTTTTTCATTTTGTTTAAACTAAGAAATTTTCATTTTCCAAAATCATATTATC ACTAGGAAGATTTCAATAAACTGAACATGGTCATTACTCTTTAGTCACATACTCACATACCAAAATTGGCT ATAAAATAGTGCTACAACTACACCTACACCACCATGGTTCATNATTAAGCCATTCATTACACAATAGC[A/ C]TTTTCTACACTAGTGAAAACATTTTGTGTGTTTTATCTAAATCATTTTTTACTTCAACCAGTGACAGAAGA AGCCCCCACCTCCACAACTACAACTGTAACCGCCGTCACTGAAAACCCACCAGGAGGTGGGGAAAGGA GGAGAAAGTACAGAGGAGTGAGGCAGAGGCCATGGGGAAAATGGGCAGCAGAAATCCGTGATCCACA CAAAGCAGCAAGAGTTTGGCTAGGCACATTTGACACAGAAGAAGCAGCAGCAAGAGCCTATGATGAAG CTGCATTGAGGTTCAGAGGCAACAGAGCAAAGCTTAACTTCCCTGAAAATGTAAGAGCAGTTCCACCCA TTCAACCTTTTCAAGCCACCACTAGGCTAACCGTTTCTGATTCCACCACCTCTCAATTCCGGCCACTCTCCG CGGTGGCGCCACCCTTCATTCAGCAGCCACAGATTCAGGGCTCCTCTGACTTGATCAGAGACTACTTGCA ATACTCTCAGCTTCTA SY4329 SY4329F1 AGTGCTA 800 CAACTAC ACCTACA CC SY4329 SY4329R1 GGGCTTC 801 TTCTGTCA CTGGTT SY4329 SY4329A1FM TCATTAC A 802 ACAATAG CATTTTC SY4329 SY4329A2TT CATTACA C 803 CAATAGC CTTTTC SY4349 TTGTGTTATTGTCATATTCTCTGGAATTCATGTTGGGATTGCTTGTATTCTGTAGGTCATGCTGAAGCTGT 540 ACTAAGTGTTGCCTTCAGTCCTGATGGGCAACAACTGGCAAGTGGTTCTGGTGATACCACTGTTCGATTT TGGGACTTGACCACTCAGACACCATTGTACACTTGCACAGGTTTGACATTTAAAGATAATAAGTTACTCT GTTATCTGCTAATTAAATCAAGAAAAACTCAATTGATGTTTTGTTATCCTTCTCTTAGTATAAGAATAAAA ATGATCAATTTAACTCATGCAAAACAAAGTCAGAATTGTTGGAAGTTGGTAATGCTCATGTTTGTGTTGC TAGAAAAAAAAATTCTCAAAGTTAGAATTGTTGGAAGTTGGTAATGCTCATGTTTGCGTTGCTAGAAAA AAAATAATTCTCGATAGTTTGTGTAATCTGTTAATACCCAGTACTATGCTACAAGGGAGGGGATGAGAA TCAACATGTG[A/G]GTAAGGAGAAAAAATGGGAAATAAAGGGAATGTTCATGCTATTAAATCTTGGGC ATAATCAAATGCTGAGATGGCAAGGAATAGTGGGAGGTGGGATAAGAGGGATATATAGGGAAGGTGA AGGCAGGAAATTATAGCATAAGAATTTTAGAGTCATATATAGCATTATAGCTGTTTACATTTTATGCAGG TCACAAGAACTGGGTCCTTTGTATTGCATGGTCACCAGATGGAAAGTATCTTGTAAGTGGGAGCAAGAC TGGAGAACTTATTTGTTGGGACCCNCAAACTGGAAAGTCATTAGGCAATCCACTAATTGTAAGATCTTCA ACCTTGAATACCAATTTCTATTAAAAAGCTTGTTTTGTTTTTTCCTCTTAATTTTACATATCATGCCAAACTT CCAAGTTCAAACATTCAAAGATTCGAACAAAGATTTATAGAAACTTGAAGCTCTGAACACTGAATAGTCA AATGTGGTTATGAAGATTGAAAGCAGT SY4349 SY4349F1 CTGTTAA 804 TACCCAG TACTATG CTACA SY4349 SY4349R1 CTCCCACT 805 ATTCCTTG CCATCTC SY4349 SY4349A1FM TGAGAAT A 806 CAACATG TGAGT SY4349 SY4349A2TT AGAATCA G 807 ACATGTG GGTAA SY4358 TATTAAAATTTATAAAATTATGTGCCACGGTAAACTGAAGAATATGTAACTTTGTGTGCACAAAAAAAAA 541 TTAGAAAAAAAAGGAAGTTGAATTATTTTAAAAACAAACAAAGATCATAATGACTTAATATAAAAAATTA TTTAATATAGTTAGTTAAGGTTACTAACTTAAACAAAACAAAAACATTAAATATATTTAAATGTTTTGCAT TGGCTGAATCATTAGTTGGTTTTCAATTATGGAAGGGCCAAAGATCCAACATAGCATGTTCATAATCTCC CTTATACGCTGGCAGTGCATTTTATTCTCAAAATGCAACGGAAGTATTATCATATATAACCATAGCTTAAT GCCACGATGTTGTTAAAAAGTAGTTTAGTGCAATAGGCCATATTTATTTATTTATTAAAAATGGTTATACC TGATGGTTAATTGAAATACAATGATAAGGATTGGTATAATTTCATAAGATACTGATAGAGTGTATCTTAT AACTTAC[A/C]GTCGTACAGGATTTGCTTTCACAATGAGTGTTTGCTTGCACTTTTGAAGGCCGATGGTC TGGTGGCTAGGACATTGAGAGGANTGAACTTCTCTTTATTATGCTCTTTGCTAAGGAAACCATAATAATG CACTGTTATGAGGGCCAAATCAGTATAGCATATGTGTATGGTAATTAAATTATAAAACCAAAAAAATTAA TCCTTAACAACTGCTCATCATTTCGAACTTTGATGTTAAGGATAGGTCAAATTTGTTCCTTACTTGGGCAA ATAATTATCATTTTGGTCGGTTATTCTCAAATATATATATATATAATTATTTTGATCTCTAATGCACATCAA TTAATTTAAGTTTTCTTTATATTACACATCAATCATTTTGGTCTGATAGTAGTCTTCAAATTAANTTATCAA ATTAATAATGATAGTATTCTAGATTTGATTAATTCTTTAGTCTCCCTAATATATATATATATATATATATTG CAGTGAGATGAAGG SY4358 SY4358F1 CCATAGC 808 TTAATGC CACGATG TTG SY4358 SY4358R1 ACCAGAC 809 CATCGGC CTTCA SY4358 SY4358A1FM AATCCTG C 810 TACGACG GTAA SY4358 SY4358A2TT TCCTGTA A 811 CGACTGT AAG SY4324 TGGATGATGATGATTCTCTAGAAAAATTCAAACTAATCAGTTTTGAGCTAAACTCATTCATCTTCTCAAAA 542 AACCCACTTTCAAACCTTAACATTAATCATGACTTATTCAAGCTCATTAGTGATGAGAACTCATCAGTGTT GTTGCATCGTTTGAAATCAATGAGAAAGAAGTTGGGAAGGAAAGTTAAGCTAATGACATATTTGAAGA AAGCATCAGAAATTTGTGTTGCAGTGTATGACTTAGTGGCTATCACTGCCAATGTTACAGCAGCACATAC TTTAAGCACACTAATCATGGGGCCAACAATTCTCAACTTTCCATGCAAGAGTCTTAATAAGAGAGAGCTT CCACACTTGAGGTTTTCAAGAAGAAGGTTTCTTAGTAATGTTTGTGATCAGCTTGATATAGCAGCCAAGG GAACTTATATATTGAATAAAGACTTTGATACAATGACTAGAGTTGTGGCTCGGCTTTATGATGAAATTGA ACATAAAAGG[A/G]CAATGGNGCAATTCTTTTTGGACAAGAAGGATGATAAATTCTCTTTGCAAATGGT GAAGGAGCTTAAGAAAAGTGGTGATGGGTTTAGGAAACAAGTGGAAGAACTTAAAGAGCATGTGTACT TGTGCCTTGTGACAATTAACCGAGCAAGATGTTTGGTTACTGAGGAAATGACAAAAATGTGTACAGAAG GCATTGGGAGTGTAGACATGTAAATTATTATAAACGTATGGATCTTGTATAGTGTGGTTAAGATTTGTTT TGTTTTATTTAAATTATTTATTACATTAATTAGTGGAGGTACAGAGAGAAAAAGGTGAAAGTAGCCATGA CAATAAAAATTATCATGAGTTTCACTCTGTTCAGACTTAGATGGTAAAAACTCACTTTGAATAAGATTGTT GGGATCAATTTTCTTCAACATTAGAAACCGGGGTCTGGTACGTAAGTAACTACCTGCCCCAATATATATA TATAGAGACGACTTTCCATTAAAGAGA SY4324 SY4324F1 GTTGTGG 812 CTCGGCT TTATGATG SY4324 SY4324R1 ACAAGGC 813 ACAAGTA CACATGC TC SY4324 SY4324A1FM TTGAACA A 814 TAAAAGG ACAATGG SY4324 SY4324A2TT TTGAACA G 815 TAAAAGG GCAATGG SY4234 ATATATAGTGTTGAACCTTGCTCCCTGTTTGTTGCGGAATTTTCTGCGAGTGGTACAAGAAACGGCGTTA 543 GGGTTTGATCTGGCTTGGTGAGAGGTAATCGTATATAGTGTTTCGGTGGAAACCAATGGATTCACCGAT GGGCTTTATCTTTGGGCCGATCAAGTAGCCCAGGACCTTTACTTATTGTAAAAAATAATTTGAATAATAA AAAAATTAAAAGATACCCGCACATAATCCTTTTAAATAAATTCATATAATTACTAAATTTTAATCCTGACA TTGCCTAAAAAAAAAAACCTTTAATCCTGACAAACATTTAAGTTTTTATAATTCTTGAATACGTTGATTTTT TTTTTTCATTATTTACTCATATATGGTCGTGCTTTCATATTGGTTCCTTTAAATATTATATATTTAGCATTTA GGTGGGACTTTATATTAAGACTTTATAAAACTTAAAAAATAAGCACAGTTTTATTTTACAGTAAAAAAAA AGAAA[A/G]AAGCACAACTAATGCCTTAAAAAAACCCTTTGCACACTCGCAAATTAATGATGACGCTCCC AGCATAATAAAGCCAGAAACAATCTGAAGATTATGCTCACCATAGCAACTTCCTCAACTTCCCACATCCA AAATTAATGAATTACTCTATNGCATTCATCTATTAATCCCGTTAACAATTTATAAAATAAAAATATAAGAG AAATACATGTGAAAAAAATAAATAATCTTTAAGATATTTCAAACAAACATTTTTTCTTTTCTTTTCAAAACC TCTTTTTAAAAAAATATTAAAAATACATCTTATGAGAGAAAATATTTTAATAAAAAAATGATTATATTTGA ATCGTATAATCATTTATGAAAAATTAAAATTTAATGTCTAAAACTCATATAATTTTAATAAGTGATTACAT GATATTAAATTCTAATTATTCATATTTGATTAATTAATGATTACTTTCATATAACATTTTTTTCTCATATGAG GTCAATTATCC SY4234 SY4234F1 GGTCGTG 816 CTTTCATA TTGGTTC CT SY4234 SY4234R1 GCGAGTG 817 TGCAAAG GGTTT SY4234 SY4234A1FM AGGCATT G 818 AGTTGTG CTTCTT SY4234 SY4234A2TT AGGCATT A 819 AGTTGTG CTTTTT SY4231 TGAGATAAATTCATAAAATGTGATAAGACCAGCAACCTAACACTAGCTTGATGCAAATTTTAATGCTCTG 544 CCTGCAACTTTTGGCGAAGCAAAAGTGCATGTACAGAAGGGGTCTAACACAAGGATGCAAACATATTG GTAGTAACTAGGAACAAATAGTGTATCTTGCATTCTTCTTCTCATGCACAAATTTGATTCACAGTAAGTAT AGCTGCACTAGTAGATTATAGTAGAAAGCATTGCTGAAGATGAAATATTAAGTGGTCAAATTTTAGATA TCACAGATCCAAGCACAATAATGAAAAACAAACAGCATTACAAATATATTATACAATAAAATACAACAAT ATCATACTAAGTTTCTGGAAACAAGATTTTACAGTTCATTACTTACATACAAAACTTTGTAAACTCATATA ATAAAGAAATATTTCGCACTTGTAGCAGCCAACAATGCTTTCTTCTCTGATCAGAAGCGTGCAGCACATC TGCAACAATCA[A/G]CATTTTTTTTTACAAAAATTAATGTGGTGGATTACAAGATATAGACAAAATTATA TTTGTTTATATAAAATTGAAAATGAAAGTATACATGCAGGGGCCATGCCCGCCCAAGTTTTTCACAAAGT GTATTTAAAATGCCATGTAAAAAGAATTACGGTCCCCTTAAAATTTATGAAAAAAATATTGAAAATAACA CACGTAGTTAACACTTAGGGGGAGAAAAGGAAAAAAAGAGAGAGAAGAGTGTGAGTATAATAGATAA TATAATGTGATGGTGTGATAGTAAAAAGTGAGATAAAAAGAAATTAAAGATATTAGTAAAGTATTTGTA ATGTTGAAGTATCTATATATAATTATCTAAAATCATTTTATATATGTGGTTATTTTTTAGTTTCTCATACATT ACCTCTATTAACATATTTAAAAGTTAAATAACTAATTAATCAAAATCAATAAAAATAATGAAGTAAACTAT TTTAATTAAAAATGTCTTAAAATAA SY4231 SY4231F1 GTAGCAG 820 CCAACAA TGCTTTC SY4231 SY4231R1 TGGCCCC 821 TGCATGT ATACTTTC SY4231 SY4231A1FM TCTGCAA A 822 CAATCAA CATTT SY4231 SY4231A2TT ATCTGCA G 823 ACAATCA GCATTT SY4224 CGCAACATGGCACGCCCCAAACAGAACAGCTGTCTTTGTCCCATGCTCCAGTTTGATCCCTCTCCAACAA 545 CTAGGTAACAATTTCGTACGAATCATTACTAACATGGGAAGAAGTGCTTACATTATATATAGTTAAAATA GTGAAAGTTGAAAGTGCACCTGAGGAGTTTAAGCCCTCTTCTTTCTCTTGAACCACTTCTTGCAATTGACA CTTGCCAAGAACCTGAGTTTATATTAAGCAAGAATTAGTCCATATTTGCTCTGAATAGCAAAGAAAAGCA GAGTGTAGCTCTAGTAGGTGTTACCTCCCATATCTCTTGATCAGAATGTTGAGATAAAGGGTCCAAATTA TATCTAACAGTCCCATTGAAAAGAGTAGGATCCTGAGGTATAATACATAAACGTGACCTCAAATCTTGAA GGCCAATAGAAGAAATGTTTATGCCATCAACAACGATTTTTCCGCTTGCTGGCTCCATGAGACGAAATAA AGCACTGAT[A/C]AGAGTAGACTTCCCACTGCCTGTCCTGCCAACAATACCAATCTTGTGCCCTCCTTCAA ATGTGCAAGTGATGCCATGGAGTACAAGTGGCCCTTCAGGCCTATATCTTATCTGTTTTGGTATAGACCA CAAAATTATGCATTTCATTTGAACTCCCATGCTTTTTAATATTATATATGTTGCAAATTTTAAAGTATGCAA TTAGACAAATACCTGCAGATCATTTATTTCTACTTTGCCTGCATCTGGCCAATTCAAAGGAGGACGATTTC CTTCTATTACTTCTTCTGCCTCACTTGGTATATGCATATATTGATTTATCCTTTCTACAGATATTATGTAATT TGCTATATTGCATTGACTTTGAATTAAAAATACCAAGGCTGCATTTAGTGAAAAACCATAAGAGAGAGCC ATGCCAATGAACCCTGGAAAAAAGGATATCGAAATTAAGAAGCTTGCATCAAGAAAGATATTGATACTT TCTGAGGATAAAATCAA SY4224 SY4224F1 GGCTCCA 824 TGAGACG AAATAAA GC SY4224 SY4224R1 GAGGGCA 825 CAAGATT GGTATTG TTG SY4224 SY4224A1FM TGGGAAG C 826 TCTACTCT GAT SY4224 SY4224A2TT AGTGGGA A 827 AGTCTAC TCTTAT SY4335 ATTGAGGTTGAAGCAATTGATGGTGGTTGACTTGTGATCTCCGTAGATATGAGCTAATACCTCTCCTTAC 546 CCCTCATTAGGCTTTTAATCAGATGTGGACATTAATTCCTTTTCAGTCTGCTGGGCCTATCATGCGTTGAT TTGGTCCTCTGTTTTCTTAATACTGTACTCATTGTTTCCTTACAGTTTGAAATTTGGATACTTAGCCCTTTTT ATTATCAGTTTCTATAATAAAATGCAGTAAGTTAATTTCAGTGTCTGGTGGTGNATTGTAAGACATGTAA ATAATGATAGAGATATGGCCCAAGTAGTGCTTATGAGGCTTGGATAGTTCTCACCTTACAAGCTGGTCTT GTACAGTTGAGTTTTAATCCAAATTCTAAGATACATGTATGATGTTCAAGAATTGGAGACTAGAACAAAA TTTGAAATTCAGTCAAAGCATCAATCTCCCATCTTAGGTTCTACATGTCATCAGTAAACCTGATAGGCTAA TAGCT[A/T]TGGCCAGAAGCTTTCTCCTTGCTTAACGAGTAGTTGGTAGAAAACTAAAAATAGCTAAAAT ATCAGGCATTTCATAAATTGAGTCAATTTGCTATTTGTCTTTATACTATGCTGTGTTGAATATACCTAAAG CCTGTAGGGAGCCTCAGNAGTAGTGAAATTATAGTTTATTTATGCTCCAGGTCACTGGTACAGTTCTTGG TGTGGAACCTTGGATAACAAAAATAATTTTTTGGTTAAAGTATATCCTTTTATTAATTTAGAATTAGATAC AGCTATCCCTGGAATTTGTGCTTAGATTTTGGAGTCAGGAATACATTTGTTTTATGTCGTTCATCAACTTT GGTTAGTTGTGACATTTAGATAAATAGATTTAATAGTAAGGCTAATTGTTGTAATTCACTTCACTGTAGA ACTGGATTTAAATATTCAGAAATTATGCAGCCTACATGATATGATGAGTTAAGCTGTTCCAAAGAGAAAA GATTGTCTTCAAACAA SY4335 SY4335F1 CAAGCTG 828 GTCTTGT ACAGTTG AG SY4335 SY4335R1 ACCAACT 829 ACTCGTT AAGCAAG GA SY4335 SY4335A1FM AAGCTTC T 830 TGGCCAA AG SY4335 SY4335A2TT TCTGGCC A 831 ATAGCTA SY4213 GCCGTGCCTGACTTCTCACCTACTCATTTTCGCTCTCTAGCTATAATGAGTTTATATTCACAACTTTTTAAA 547 TAATTTGAAGCTAACTGTATGCTACGGGGTTTATATAAAAAAAAAAATATTAAAGAATTGTGTTTTTAAT CTTTAAACTTTTGGGTAATATGGTCAAATTCAAATCACTGTACTTTTATATTGATGAATTTGGTTATAAACT TTGAAAAAAAAATCTGAATTTAGTCTCTCCGCTCAACTTTAAAAAAATAATATAATGATGGGCTCTTACA AATGGGAGACTTTTAAGGATCAGATTATTTGATATAAAAGTATGTAGATCTTAATTACTTACCAAAAGTA TATATAACAACTAAAAACACATTTTTTCCAAAACTATATGCTACCAAGTTGCAGAACATTATGAAAATATG TTAATATTAAATATGCTTTTAATAATCACTGTATAATTAATTTTAAATTTCTAATGTTAGTCCTTATAAAAA AAA[A/T]TTGGTCATTTTTATAGTCTCATTTATTTTTCACCATTAATATTAGTTCCTTTAAACAAGGACAAT TTTCTTCTTCTTTTTTCTCATTTTCAGTCCCTTTCTCGGACTCATATTGATAATGGAAAATAAACGAGAGGC AAAATATGGACAAAAAATTAATAGGAATTAAAATAAAAAAAATCTGAAATTTTACAATGATATATTTAAT CCAATAGTTAATTAATCATCATGCACATATATTTACTTGATATATTTTAATTTGAGTCAACTATATGCTACC ATAAATTTGACTAAAATGAGTGGCAAGAAATTTTTCATTCTCTTCTAAATACAAGTGAAAATCAAACATTT TTTTTAAAATAAAAGACTGAATAAGTTTTAATATTGTATGCATGTACATGATTGTGACTGCAACGTTACTA AAAACTATTCCAATAATGTGTCACCTGCCACAATGGCAACTTGCAAGGTAGCAAAAACGAAAATAATTA ATGGAGATGA SY4213 SY4213F1 GCTACCA 832 AGTTGCA GAACATT ATGA SY4213 SY4213R1 TCCGAGA 833 AAGGGAC TGAAAAT GAG SY4213 SY4213A1FM AGACTAT T 834 AAAAATG ACCAAATT SY4213 SY4213A2TT AGACTAT A 835 AAAAATG ACCAATTT SY4227 CATTCCGAGAATTTATTTCAATGAATATTTCATACAATAATCTCCATGGTATAATTCCTAATTTTCCAACAA 548 AGAATATTCAATATTCCCTAATTCTTGGACCAAATCAATTTGATGGCCCTGTTCCACCATTTCTGCGAGGT TCCGTATTTCTTGATTTATCCAAAAATCAATTCTCAGATTCTCTTTCATTTTTATGTGCTAATGGTACAGTT GAAACTTTGTACGAATTAGACCTTTCAAATAATCATTTCTCTGGAAAAATTCCGGACTGTTGGAGCCATTT CAAGTCATTAACTTATTTGGACTTAAGTCACAATAATTTTTCAGGAAGGATACCCACATCCATGGGATCTC TTCTTCATCTTCAAGCATTGCTATTGAGAAACAACAACTTAACAGATGAGATACCTTTCTCCTTGAGGAGT TGCACAAATCTAGTAATGTTAGATATTGCAGAAAACAGATTATCAGGGCTTATCCCTGCTTGGATTGGGA GC[A/G]AATTACAAGAGTTGCAATTTTTAATTTTGGGAAGAAATAATTTCCATGGAAGTTTACCATTGCA AATTTGCTACCTAAGTGACATTCAACTCTTGGATGTCTCACTAAACAACATGTCTGGGCAAATTCCTAAAT GCATAAAAAATTTTACTTCAATGACTCAAAAGACATCTTCAAGAGATTATCAAGGTCATTCATATCTTGTC TATACCATTGGCATTTCTGGTAATTATACATATGATTTGAATGCACTCTTGATGTGGAAAGGTTCAGAAC AAATGTTCAAAAATAATGTGTTACTACTTTTAAAAAGCATTGATCTCTCAAGCAATCACTTTTCTGGAGAA ATTCCACTGGAAATAGAGGATTTATTTGGATTGGTTTCATTGAATTTATCAAGAAACCATTTGACCGGAA AGATTCCTTCAAATATTGGAAAGTTAACATTACTTGACTTTCTTGATTTGTCAAGAAACCATCTAGTTGGT TCAATTCCTTTG SY4227 SY4227F1 GCAGAAA 836 ACAGATT ATCAGGG CTTA SY4227 SY4227R1 GAGTTGA 837 ATGTCAC TTAGGTA GCAA SY4227 SY4227A1FM CTTGGAT A 838 TGGGAGC AAATTAC SY4227 SY4227A2TT TGGATTG G 839 GGAGCGA ATTAC SY4220 TGCCTTGTCCAAGACTACGGAACGATCTAAGAAAGTAAGAAGAATTATTATGATCACATATTTTATACTC 549 TTCAAACTGTGAAACCAACAATGTGAAATACAAATCTCCAACTATGCTACAAAACCACACAGTTCGACTG ACATTGAATATGATCCCTTAAGTAGTATAAAGCATTTTTTTTTAAAAGATAAATTTAATATCATGAAAAAG ATAAAGACAAAAAATGATGTATAATTATATATATATATATATATATTATATATATATATTAAATCTCCTTTT TATACACCAGAATGTAAGTAATTGGCTGATTTTATTTTCATTTCATTTATTTACGCAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA GAGTTTGGGGGCCGTGGTCAACAGTAACACAAGAACAAGTATGAGCCCCATTCAGTTGAGAATAGTGA TTCAGTACATACTGTTACAGAAAATTCTGGTTATrGAATCTTCAAAATTGTACAAACTGTAAACAAGAGG CAGAAAAC[A/G]CAGTCTACAAGTAACAACTAGAATCATAATGAAATGTGCTAAACAAAAATATCATCA TGTGCCCAAAACAGCACCTAAATTGTGTCTTCATCCCAGTTAAATAATGCTTAATTTCTTCAACCACCTCA ATTGCAAACACCTAAATTCGTCGTTTCTTTGGGAGTCTGCAACCATTATGGGGTTTTCTTGTAGTATCTTC AATGTATACAATTGGACTTCTATCCCCTCGAGCTACATTGTTGGGGTACTAGCTAGTGCTATCTCTTTAAT TTTCCACACAACCCTTATTTTTTCTGTTTTCTTTCTGCATGTAAAATATGAAGGTCGATTCAAAACTTAATT TTATTTTATTCTTTGTGTCCAATATTATTAATTAGATGAAGAAGGCATTGAACGACACATCATGTTCTTAC CAAGTGATCATAGCTGCAAGTTGCTCATCGCCCAATTTCACAATGGAGAACATTGCTATTCGCTTTGGGG ATGTTCATGGCAACCAA SY4220 SY4220F1 TGAGCCC 840 CATTCAG TTGAGAA SY4220 SY4220R1 GCTGTTTT 841 GGGCACA TGATGA SY4220 SY4220A1FM TTGTAGA G 842 CTGCGTT TTCTG SY4220 SY4220A2TT TACTTGT A 843 AGACTGT GTTTTC SY4343 GCCACACACTTGCAATAACATGTGTAAAATGGGGTGGAGATGGCGTGATTTATACTGGGTATTCTCTCCC 550 TCTGTCCTTCCAGTTTCTGTGAAGTTCNGCCTGAGTTTTTATTTGTAGTAATTCTTATTGTTATATTGCATA TTCCTGCATATTCCTGCATACCCCTGTTGGAAATAGAAACTCATTTAGGTTAAATTCTCATTTTATGATTTT AACTCGTGTTTTTATCCAAGAGATCTTATTTTCAGTCCTTTAACTCAACTGATCCTAATGTTGATTGATGAT ATGAACAGGGGTTTTCCCCTCTTTTTAATTAAATTAGTGTCTTAATTATCACTCTGCAATTCTTTTTACTGC TTGGAGCTTAATTATGTTGTTTTATACAGCTCACAGGATTGTACAATCAAAGTCTGGGAAACCACACAAG GGAAGCTAATCCGAGAACTGAAGGTGAGCGTCATCCCTTTGCAGTTTAACTTCTTATCTGCATTTTTTTTA A[A/T]CATGGTTTTTGTTATGCATAACTCCTGTTTCTCATCTGGTGTCAACTTTTTCTTCATTTGAGTTATTT GATANNNNCTTTAGTGTCACTTTTATGCATACCAGATATAGCTACTAATTGGTATTTTACTATTTATGGTG AAGCAAGAATTTTTTGCTGTCACATTTGCTTCCTAGGAAAGTGAAAAATTGCTTTTGAAAGCGTGCAACA GGGTTCCTAACGGTTTTCTGAACATACATTTAGTGTTTTATTTTGATTCATTATTCATTGTTAGTGTAAAAT TTTTATTCAATGTGTGGATACATCTTTTAAAAGTTTGATTCTCCAGGTATGGTGACCAAACTTCTGTTTATC CATTGTTAGAATGTTAGTGTAAAATTTTTATTCAATGTGTGGATACATCTTTTAAAAGTTTGATTCTCCAG GTATGGTGACCAAACTTCTGTTTATCCATGTTGCATGAGACTTTTTTCTTTTAATTTTATTTCAATTAATGT TTTT SY4343 SY4343F1 GGGAAGC 844 TAATCCG AGAACTGA SY4343 SY4343R1 TGACACC 845 AGATGAG AAACAGG AG SY4343 SY4343A1FM TGCATAA T 846 CAAAAAC CATGATT AAA SY4343 SY4343A2TT TGCATAA A 847 CAAAAAC CATGTTT AAA SY4316 TTGGTCTTTGGTGTGAGTTTTTGTTGCGATACCTTAGCTTCGATGAAAGTGAAGAGGATGATATGCGGG 551 AGGGGGTGGTTCGTAAATGTTACAGATGAAGTTAATCCATAAAAACGATATGAATCAACTTGATTTGTA TGTTGACATTATACTTATACGGATCAAATTGATTTGTGTAAGCCTTCCAGATCAAGTTGATCCATAATATT TATACGGATCAACTTGCTTGCATAGCCCAAAATGTCTAGTATCTATAATAGATAATAAATGATTGTATTA GTATTTAATAATAAAAAGTTGTCACAAGAAAATAAGAAAAGGGAGGAGTGATCTGATACTAGTAAATTA GCATGCGGTTATTAAATATTATCAAGATATTAAAAATTATAGTATTATATATAAATATCTATATTCTCATC AAGAAAAAGAAAAATAATTATAAGTAATGAGAGAAAAATAAAAAACAAAATTCAGAAATAGTAAAAAA ATAGTTGATTTGA[A/G]CATTATTTTACTGGCAATTTCCAAGCAAGAGTATCTTCATTATATTTCTTAGGC TGGGTAAGATATGGAGATGAGAAGCAAGGAAGAGATAGAAATAGGAAGAGACATAACACCAACACTC ACTCCTCTCTCTTCATTATATTTCCAAGCAAGAGTATCTTCATTATATTTCCAGTTGTAAAGAATTCATTAA CCGCTGCAAAGATATCGTCACCAATGATATTCCAAGTCTTCTTGAAGAATAAAACATTGAAACCATCTGG CCCAGGAGCTTTATTGTTATCCATCACAGAAATAACGTTCCAAACCTCTTGCTTAGAAGTAGGACAAAGT AAGGTCGCAAAGCAATCGATGGAAACCTTAGGACCCNTGTTGCAGATCGAAATGGAAGGAATTTGGGT CAGCTCATGAGCACTAAACAAATTCCAAAGTGATTCACAAAAGCAAGGACAATTTCATCTTGGGAGGA AGTGTTATGCCCATCCTCTAGCCTTATGGC SY4316 SY4316F1 GAAAAGG 848 GAGGAGT GATCTGA TAC SY4316 SY4316R1 ACCCAGC 849 CTAAGAA ATATAAT GAAGATAC SY4316 SY4316A1FM CCAGTAA G 850 AATAATG CTCAA SY4316 SY4316A2TT TGCCAGT A 851 AAAATAA TGTTC SY4225 ATGATATGGACCCTAAAACACCTGTCCTAGGCCCAGGATCCAACAAACTACAAATACTTTGACCCAAGG 552 GGAAAGAAAAAATTGACTCAAAAAGAGGGTTAACAAGAAAAAAAAAAAACTTGAAATACCTTCAACTC GAAGAACACAACCACTGAAAAAAGAGAAAGTGAGAAAAGGGTCGAACAACTGGTGAAGTCATTGATG GCTACAGAGGAAGAGAGTGCGGTGAAGGAGCCTTTGGATCTCATTAGGCTCAGCCTCGACGAGCGTAT CTATGTCAAACTCCGTTCCGACAGAGAGCTTCGTGGCAAACTTCACGTAATTCTTCAATCTTTTTTTTTTCT CCTTTTCATGAATTTGTCTGTTTCTTTAAGCTTTTTTTTTACTCTTTTTGAGACTTCCCTTTAACGCGTAGGG TGTTTTGGGTGTTCTGTGATGGAAAATTTAAAATTTTAAAGTTGTTTTCAAGGTAATTGAAATCTGGGTTT GTTGCAATAGTT[C/G]GCAAGTTTGTGCCTTTCGGACTTCCCTAATGATATGCCCTATGTAAGAATAATG GGGTGTATACTACTTGCGTGTGGGGATGGAATTGAGTCTTTGGTGGTTCCAAATTTTGCGCTTTGGAAG AAAGTTGTTTTTTGTTGCTGAATGGAAATTTGAGTGTTTTGAACTATAATTTAGAATAAGCAGGTTTGGG ATGAGGAATGATAAGTATGAGTTGTTTATTTTTTTTGCAAAATATAAGTACAACTTGTTAGTTATTTTTCT TCACTGCTATTAACTGATGTTAAACTAGATCAATGATTTGGTGCATTTTGCGTGGGTGGGGTGGTGGTTT TTATGTATGTGTTTGTTTACTGTTCTTGCATTTTTATAAGATTTTCATGAGCTTGTAAATTGTAATTTAATTT ACCGAAGAGTTCCTATCTGAAACTAACCTGAGTTCACAATGATTTTTACAAGTTACACATCACTGTCATTG ATCTTGTTCATTTGATAGAAGT SY4225 SY4225F1 TTTGGGT 852 GTTCTGT GATGGA SY4225 SY4225R1 GGCATAT 853 CATTAGG GAAGTCC GA SY4225 SY4225A1FM CACAAAC G 854 TTGCCAA CTA SY4225 SY4225A2TT CACAAAC C 855 TTGCGAA CTATT SY4219 AAAAGATGAAATGGAGACAAATCTTGTCAATCTTCGAAAGACAAAATACTCAGCAATTATGTCTAGTGTT 553 GATTTAGAGGAAGCTGGTCATAAGCTTCTGGAAATTAAGCTAGAGCCTGGCCAAGAGATGGAATTGTG CATTATGATTTTGGAATGTTGCAGACAAGAGAAAAACCTATCTCTGATATTAGAGTCTTCTCGAGCAGTG TTTGCAGATGTGGCAAAGTTATGATTTTGGAATGTTGCACGATCAACAAAGTACACCAAGAAAATCTCG AAAAGTGCTTTTTGCAGCAGTACTCAATGATTAACCGACTTGAAACAAATAAACTGCATAACGTGGCAAA GTTTTTCGCTTGTTTATTTGGCACAGATGCTCTACCTTGGCATGTTTTGTCATATATACGCTTGACTGAAG ATGATACAACTTCTTCACGTATATTTCTTAAGACTATTTTCCAGGAAATATCAGAACATCTTGGAATCGGG CTGNTAAATGA[A/G]CGGTTAAATGATCCAACAATGTAAGAATCTTTTGATGAATCCATATTTCCAAAAG ATAATCCAAAAAACACACGGTTCTGCATTAACTTCTTTACATTCATTGGTCTTGGTGGTCTTACTGAGAAC CTACGTTAGTATTTGAAGAATATGCCGTGTCTTATCAAGCAACAACAGAAAGATGAGTCAGGTAGTTCT GATTCATCAGATTCAGATGCAGAATCAGCAAGTTCGGATCAAAGTGACACTGAGAATGACAGAAGCGG AAGAAAGCGGCCGGAGGACAAAGGGTGAAGCAATTTGATGCTATTGTCGAAGGCCCTTGCATCCACAA AACTGATTGAGTATCCAAGGTTTCTTAATCTTTAAATATCACTGAACTTACTTGCCTTGTTATGCAAATAT GAAAGGGATTTTTTTTTTTATCAGTAATGTGAAAGGGATATGTGGGCTATGCTGGTTGAGATGTTGAGC ATGCTCGATGGATTTGTTTAATTTTGTTC SY4219 SY4219F1 ACGCTTG 856 ACTGAAG ATGATAC AAC SY4219 SY4219R1 AAGTTAA 857 TGCAGAA CCGTGTG TTTT SY4219 SY4219A1FM TCATTTAA G 858 CCGCTCA TTTA SY4219 SY4219A2TT TGGATCA A 859 TTTAACC GTTCATTT SY4326 GAATTATGGCCCATTACGCGTAAAGTTGCCAATTCGATCTCTCTTTATAAAAGTATTTAGGAGTAGGAAA 554 AGGTGTCCATTTTTCTTCTCGAAATTCAAGAGTAAACAAACTACGGTTGAAAGAAACGTCTACATAATTG AAAAAAAATGAAATCTTATTTTATGTGTGTGTGAGTTCTGCCCAACATTGACAACACGGGAGTATATCCC TGCTGCTAATAATTTATAATAAAAAAATATTTAATTTTAAATGATTAAAAATTTTAATATAAAAAATTGAA ACGTTTATAAATTAATGTGAACTTAGACCTCCAAATGGATTCTTACACTGTAACTGATGTCACNTAGGTA GTAGAATTCCAAGATCCAAAGGCACTAGGTGTGTATATTCAATTATACTTAATTTATTGTAATTTTGTATC GTTCTGTATGGCTTGACAGCTTTGGATGTTCTTCAAGTCTAAGTATCATATTTATATAAGCTGAGACAGA GATATCAG[A/G]TTTTNATTTGTACAGTCTAAGTAGTATAGTGTTGTGCGAGTGACTTGTGACTAAACGA TAATATTTTATATGCGTGGAGAGATCGAGAACGAGCTAATATTGTAGTCTTTTCTTAATTTCAACTTTCTT TTTTATNTTATTTCCCTCACAATATATATGGGAATGCTATACATGCTTAGATTTTGAGAAACCTAATTAGA GGATCAATGCAATGCAAATGCAGAAATAAACTTTCTTCCTTGTTATTTTTTCTTTCTTTCTGAAACAGCCA AAAGAATATCATTGAAATAGCACCAGAGGTGCAACAACACAAATTACAGGATTAGAGAAAGACATAAA ACAACATTTAACAGAGTTAGCCCTAGCTCCCAAGGCATAACACACTTGCCAAATAATAGATGGCTCGAAC CCCCTAGAAGAAACAACATCCGGCAAATACAATAACCTAGGTAACACTTAAACTGAAATAATCGCAGGA ATAGAAACAGAACCCAGCGTGA SY4326 SY4326F1 GCTTGAC 860 AGCTTTG GATGTTC TTC SY4326 SY4326R1 GTCACTC 861 GCACAAC ACTATAC TAC SY4326 SY4326A1FM CTGAGAC A 862 AGAGATA TCAGATT SY4326 SY4326A2TT TGAGACA G 863 GAGATAT CAGGTT SY4232 TTATAATTCCATGTTTCACACTTATTTGAGCTTTGATATACAGAAGGATATAATTCCCTAGCCATAGGAGA 555 CATTGGACTGTAGTGAAATAATTGTATCTAGTAAAATTGGGTCGTGTTTGATTTATTTAGTTTTTAGCCTA AGTGGGTATATATAGCAGCAGCCTTCACAACAATTAATTAATGATCAAGTTTTTAAATATATACCCAGAA AAAATTACTGGGTTTCCCCCAATGAATTAGTCAATAGTCAATAATGATTTTGATGGATTTCAGTCTCGTAA GCATTCCMGCACCCGGGGGCTATTAGACMMTGTCTATTAATAACTAGAAAATTCAACTAACTAAATT AGTGAAATTTGAATTCGGGTATATTGCAGTTCTTATACTAGATAACCTTGATATCGAGCATTTCCTTCCTC TTTTTTATTTTTATTTTATACATATTTATTTAAAAACAAAACTGCATTTGCTAAAAGAAAGTCTGGGTATTG AATT[A/G]TTAGGACTGGACTATGAAAGTAAAAGCCTTAATTCAATTTTGAAATAGAACAAATCAAAACC TTCTCCGAAATCTCCTAATTATGTACTAATTAACTAGTTTAATTTTCTCTGACTTACACATATATTAAATTCA TTTTTATAATTTATAAGAATAATTTTTTATATTATTTGAATTAATATATTATTAATGATTTAATTTAAGTTTT AATAAATATATATTAATAGATATATCAATAAATATTTAAATATGTTTTTATACACAAACATATTTCAGAAA ATTGTTATTATTATAAGTATTGTCCTATATAGAATTTATTTTACTTTAATGATATATTACATATTTTCTTTTG ACTTTCTTTTAAAAAATTAATTTTATTCTTTTTTTACACATTTGATTTGAGATAAAAAAAATTGGGTGAAGT CATTAATTACAAAAGAATAATTTAATCTAGATTTAAATTATTTTATTGGATGATCAATTAAATTTATGCAC GTATA SY4232 SY4232F1 CCTTGAT 864 ATCGAGC ATTTCCTT CCT SY4232 SY4232R1 TTCGGAG 865 AAGGTTT TGATTTG TTC SY4232 SY4232A1FM TCCAGTC G 866 CTAACAA TTCAA SY4232 SY4232A2TT AGTCCAG A 867 TCCTAAT AATTCAA SY4330 ATTTTATTTTTTAGTGGACATTCTTTAACTTGTGCTTCTATTGCTCTCAATAACTTAAAGAATCAATCATTTT 556 AAAATTTGGTTACGAAGGACGAGCTTTTTAGTGTGATTTTTAGTATCTTAAATACATTCCATATTGTGGTA TAAATTCAAGGATCTTTATATATTTTGAACTTTGTATAGGTTAAAATGTACATATTAAATTATCTTTCAAAA AAATAATAGACTTAGAAAGAAAAAACTTGATCAACAGATACTAGAAATAACTTGGAAACTTTTTTAGGTA TCATCATGTTCATAAATTTATCATGTTCATAAATTTATAACTGTTGAGTTTTTTAACTCTCTTCTTATATGGA ATAAATGCTCAAATGAAAAGGTTTGTATATCTCACTTATTTTAATGAAGAGAGATCAGATTAAAGAGAGT GAGATACACTNAGAGGAACTCATTTGAGAGGAAAAAAATAGTTACAAATCATTAAGAGAGAAAGAAGA ACA[A/G]GAAAAATCATTGTGATTTTTGCATACCTATCAAAAAGTGTTTTTAAGATTGCAACTGTNGATT TGTTCACTGTTGGATCGGNCTGATTTTTGGCCAGGAGACTCTACACACGTGATATTTCAAGTTGTTCGGT TGGATCATGAAAAAGATACCTGGAGAGAGAGAGATAAGTGTTTCNTATTATCTGTTCTATATTTTGGAG TTTTATCTTCTTGTCTCTATTGTACCAATTGAAAGTTTATTTTGATTTGACTGCTTGTAGCATGTTTTAGTAT ACTTGTTGGATGTTTTCTTGTATCTTCATTGATTATAGTGGAGTTATTTTTTTGGTCTAGACGACCTATAGT TTTTATCCTTGCATTGAGGGGTTTTCCACGTTACACAAAATGTGTCTGATTTCTTTCATTTTTATTTCGCGC TCTATACTTTATTGGTGATCCTCACAAATTCTTGTAAGTTTAACGGAATTTATTTCCACTGTCTATTACTCA CTTATAGAA SY4330 SY4330F1 TGAAGAG 868 AGATCAG ATTAAAG AGAGTGA SY4330 SY4330R1 TGTAGAG 869 TCTCCTG GCCAAA SY4330 SY4330A1FM CACAATG G 870 ATTTTTCC TG SY4330 SY4330A2TT ACAATGA A 871 TTTTTCTT GTTC SY4325 CTTTATTTCTTTTCAAATTTTATTTTCATTTATATGCAAACATGAAATATTGTGTTAGTAAGATGTCTAGAG 557 AGATAAATATACCAATTGAGAGAGTGGGGGGGGAATAAGATTGTTGATTACATTGGGCAAGAAAATCT ACAACTTAGCCTTAGGCCAAAATTTTAAATGTGAAACCAATGATCTAGCCTTAACTAATAGGGTTGTGAA GGTTCATTGGGCTTGTGGACTTTTTTAATGTTAGGCTTTTGACTTTGGGAACAATTATTCCTATTACCAAA TTTGCTATTGGCCCTACTAACTTTTTTGAAATTCTTCTTTTGCCCACTCACCAAATCCATACACCCATTCCTT TCTCCTCAGATTCAAAATTGTCTCCCCCACCCTAGCATCCCAGATCCATAACCCCCATGTTGCTCTCTCCCT CGTGAAACCCCTCCCCTCGTGCCACCCCTCTCCCTCATATTCCATTGCTTTATTTTTTTCANCCCCATGTGT GCA[A/T]CGGAAATACAATTATGTTATAGACTTGTTCAACAAAATCGTATTTCCTTTGGAAGGATATTTTT GGAAAAAATATTTAAAAGTTCATGTGGGTAGTGCCAATAAAAAAAGTTGATAGTCACAATAGCATGCCC CTTTGACTTTATAGGCCTTTTACTTGAACCCATGTGGAATATGAGTGAGCAAGTGGGGTGGAGTGACTC ATTTTAATAGCTCTATTCATATCAATAAGGCTAAAACTTTATGCACCTCCAAAAATTTCTTCTAACACCCCA TTACATTCTAGAATATGATGGGTGTGCAAGAAGCAACAATCTATCAACAAATGTGTGCAAATTCACACG AATTGCAACTTGCAAAGAGTGTCGAATACATTCATACACTGAATCAAATAAATATAAACTAGAGAAAATA GGGACCGTAAGATCCAATGATTTGCTCGTNGATGAGTATTGCACGTTATATCTTCACACTTCGTTTTTTTT ATCCATATAAAGCTCA SY4325 SY4325F1 CCTCTCCC 872 TCATATTC CATTGCTT SY4325 SY4325R1 TGGCACT 873 ACCCACA TGAAC SY4325 SY4325A1FM CATGTGT A 874 GCAACGG AAA SY4325 SY4325A2TT CATGTGT T 875 GCATCGG AAA SY4217 ATTTTGTGTGATCGCTCCACCATCCCAAACATACCAATAATAAACAGCAAATTCATTGTCCTAATGCATAA 558 AATGAACACAGTTATATTTAAATTGATTTAGTAAAAAAGCTGCAAGATACACTGAACCTGAGAAGTTAAT CTAAAAAACAAGTTCAGTCACCACCTGTGAAGTTTGAAATTTACAGCTGGAAGATCCTATTAGATACTGT TCTAATACTTTGGGATGCAATAGCCATCCATGTATGAATATGGAATTGGATAAAAAATCAAAAGCTCTGC ATGATATCGGGCCAATTTTAACTAGCCACAAATTAAAATGAAGTGTTGCAAACAATGTAGCCCAATCACA AAACCGATAGGAGGTAAAAAAACGGAAATAGAATGAACAGTATTAGAGTAACTTGCTACCTCTTCATCA TGTGTATTGTTATAGAAAGATTTTAATAGGATATGTAGAATTCTGTCCAAATGAAAAGAAAAAAAAAAA AACAGGTCCTA[A/G]GAGTATCTCCAATCTCCAATAGAAAAGTCATTCATGCATTCTTTAACTTACTTTTA AAGAATACTATACAGCCATATAAGATTTAAGAATTTCAACAAATTTTAATTCAATAGTAGAATTCTTAAAA GCTTCAAACTAGCTTCACAACGTACCTTACATTTATATGTTTTGTGTTAATTCTGACAATCAAAATAATTGT TTATATGTTCTTGGTAGTCACATTATTACAAATCTTAATAGAACTGCTCAGATGTTGTAATTTAATTTTTCA TGCAGCAAGTGGACGGAAAAAATTCTTAATTGTTGAAAAGAAAAGACTGATTCAGTAATGAGGGTTACA ATAAGAACTCGGTGTCATAATGTTAACTAAGAATGGTTCGACTATATTAACGAATTGGTATATTACAGAA ACACAAGTTTAAAAGTTATGGTCTTGAGAACGCAACAAAAGACAGAAAGACTTGATTATTTTCCAAGAA GGGATGCCACTATATTAACTT SY4217 SY4217F1 TGCAAAC 876 AATGTAG CCCAATC AC SY4217 SY4217R1 TGCATGA 877 ATGACTT TTCTATTG GAGA SY4217 SY4217A1FM TTGGAGA G 878 TACTCCTA GG SY4217 SY4217A2TT TTGGAGA A 879 TACTCTTA GGA SY4215 TTAAAGTATCTTTGCAAAAACAATTTCACATGAGGCAACCTTAATTTGCAATTGAAAGTTCTTTATTGCAA 559 TATCAACTCTTGGCTTTGGATGTGTTTTCACCTTGTACTCCTTCTGGCGTATATTTTATGTCTCTTTAGATCT TAATAAAGGTATTTTTGTCAAAATGATCATTTTGTCACCGTACCTTATGTCATTAATATTTTTCTTAAGATG CGTATATTACCTTAATTAAGACAAATAGAGCTATGCCATTTTTTATGAAAGTAACATATATACAAAAATAT GAAAAACTCTTTTTCACACAAAAAATGATAGTTTTTTTTTGGTTTTTTTATTATTAAAGTAGTTTCCATGCA GATTAATGATAGTTTCTGATTAAGGGGATCGTTTCTGTTTGATTTATGCAGGTATAATTAATACGCTGGG TAGATTTGTGTTTAAAAATGTCCAACAGGTAAGTTAAACAACTATGATATTTGAAGCCAAATAACACGAG T[A/T]CTCGTAAACTATTTAAGTTAGATTATTCATTAAATTAAATGTTTGGTAACTAGAACAAATATGATA TTTGAACAGAGATATCAATACAAATGACATGAGTTATTCGTAAACAATTTAAGTTTGATTATTCATTAAAT GCATGCTTGTCCAAGATTGTTCGTTTAGTTGGACAAACAAACTTAAACTTATAGTTCAACTCATATCATTG ACAAAATAGCAATTAATATTGTTTTGGACTTTTAAAATGACAAATACATGTAATTTTTCTTCTTCTAAAAA ACCAATAATGTTAATGCATTTTTTGCTTTATTTATTTAAAAAACGCATAATTTTTTTAAACATCTTTTAATTA AAAAAGCACTTTCCTGAAAATAGTTTAAAAGTTTTTGAAATAATTTCCCTTCATATGTTATTGACTTGATCT TTCCATATTTGCTTTCTTCCCCATCCTTACTGTAGGGAGCTGCAACAACATGCTATGTAGCATTGCATCCA CAAGT SY4215 SY4215F1 GTCCAAC 880 AGGTAAG TTAAACA ACTATGA SY4215 SY4215R1 AAACGAA 881 CAATCTT GGACAAG CA SY4215 SY4215A1FM CCAAATA A 882 ACACGAG TACT SY4215 SY4215A2TT TAACACG T 883 AGTTCTC GT SY4322 TAGAAATTTCTTTATCTTTATTCATAGGGTAGAAATATTGGTAGTAGAACCCAACTGTGATTTCAACCGCA 560 ACCTCGTCATAAAATCCAACAAATGTGATCTCCTCTGCCACCATNGCGGCAAAATCCAATGAGCCCCAAC TCCTGGCAAACCTCATCATGAAACCCCACATGAAATCCAACTGCGAATCCAGTCGTGTGAAACCTACTGA AGTCCACCAAACAGTTTTTCTTTTCTTCATGTTGTGGTTTGATTTTTTGTTGTTAAGATTTTGATGGTTCAT ATCTATTCTTTTATCCAGCTTGTTTTTATTTAGTCCACCCACCAGGGGAAAAANTGAGTGGTGAGATATA ATGAAGATGAAGGGTGATGGAGACAGATAGGAGAAAGAAGAAAGNGGCAATACGACATCATTTTTATT TTTTTAAAAAACTTTTTTCCATGTATAATTTCCAATCAGACAAAGAGTACACGTAATATCACACGTGGCAT GCATCATG[A/G]CCNATTANCGATCATGTAGGTAGATAATAATTTTGGACTAACAGAAAATATCCGAGA CAAAAAATTTTACGACTTCAAAATTGTAAGGTATTTTTATTACGATTTCAAAGTCATAAGTTTTGTTTTTAT TTTCTATTTTTCTTTTTACGATTTTGTAGTCATTTTGGTTTTCTTTTTACTTTTAAATTTTTTTATTTTCTTGTA TTATATTTTTTATTTTTTAAATTTTTTTAATAATTTTATTTATTTAATTATTAAACAAATATTTTATTTATTCAT TTTAAAAAATTAAAATTCAATAAAATTATTAAAATATTATCTAAATTTTAAATATACAAAATATATTAAATA AAAAATATTAAAATGGAAAACTTTGATAGTATTAGTTTTATTTAATTTATTGTATATTTTTTATGGGTTTAT TTAATATGTTATATATTTTTTAATGTTTTTTTATTTAAAATATATTATGTTTTCTAATATTGTTTTATTTAATT ATT SY4322 SY4322F1 ACAAAGA 884 GTACACG TAATATC ACACG SY4322 SY4322R1 GTCTCGG 885 ATATTTTC TGTTAGT CCAA SY4322 SY4322A1FM CATGCAT A 886 CATGACC SY4322 SY4322A2TT CATGCAT G 887 CATGGCC SY4344 CTTAATTTTCTTATTTTTATTTCTTTCCTTAATTCATTTAGCCTTATGCATATTGTTATTTATATTGAATTAGC 561 TAATCTTAATTAATTCCAAATATTCAGTGTAGAAATTTCTTTATCTTTATTCATAGGGTAGAAATATTGGTA GTAGAACCCAACTGTGATTTCAACCGCAACCTCGTCATAAAATCCAACAAATGTGATCTCCTCTGCCACC ATNGCGGCAAAATCCAATGAGCCCCAACTCCTGGCAAACCTCATCATGAAACCCCACATGAAATCCAACT GCGAATCCAGTCGTGTGAAACCTACTGAAGTCCACCAAACAGTTTTTCTTTTCTTCATGTTGTGGTTTGAT TTTTTGTTGTTAAGATTTTGATGGTTCATATCTATTCTTTTATCCAGCTTGTTTTTATTTAGTCCACCCACCA GGGGAAAAANTGAGTGGTGAGATATAATGAAGATGAAGGGTGATGGAGACAGATAGGAGAAAGAAG AAAG[A/G]GGCAATACGACATCATTTTTATTTTTTTAAAAAACTTTTTTCCATGTATAATTTCCAATCAGA CAAAGAGTACACGTAATATCACACGTGGCATGCATCATGNCCNATTANCGATCATGTAGGTAGATAATA ATTTTGGACTAACAGAAAATATCCGAGACAAAAAATTTTACGACTTCAAAATTGTAAGGTATTTTTATTAC GATTTCAAAGTCATAAGTTTTGTTTTTATTTTCTATTTTTCTTTTTACGATTTTGTAGTCATTTTGGTTTTCTT TTTACTTTTAAATTTTTTTATTTTCTTGTATTATTTTTTATTTTTTAAATTTTTTTAATAATTTTATTTATTT AATTATTAAACAAATATTTTATTTATTCATTTTAAAAAATTAAAATTCAATAAAATTATTAAAATATTATCT AAATTTTAAATATACAAAATATATTAAATAAAAAATATTAAAATGGAAAACTTTGATAGTATTAGTTTTAT TTAAT SY4344 SY4344F1 AAGGGTG 888 ATGGAGA CAGATAG GA SY4344 SY4344R1 CGTGTAC 889 TCTTTGTC TGATTGG AA SY4344 SY4344A1FM CGTATTG G 890 CCCCTTTC SY4344 SY4344A2TT ATGTCGT A 891 ATTGCCT CTTTC SY4360 ATGGCATTGGCTCTTACTCCAACAGTTGTCTTTGGCTCAATAGCCTTTGCAGTTTTCTGGGTTCTAGCAGT 562 TTTCCCATGTGTGCCTTTTCTACCCATTGGGAGAACTGCAGGGTCCCTACTAGGTGCAATGTTTATGGTC ATATTCAAAGTTCTTAATCCAGATCAAGCTTTTGCTGCAATTGATCTCCCAATTCTTGGTCTTCTTTTTGGG ACAATGGTTGTTACTGTTTTTCTTGAAAGAGCAGACATGTTCAAGTACTTGGGGAAATTGCTCTCTTGGA AAAGCCAAGGACCAAAGGACTTACTCTGTAGAATTTGTTTAATTTC[A/T]GCTATATCAAGTGCNTTTTTC ACCAATGACACATCTTGTGTTGTATTGACTGAATTTGTGTTGAAAATAGCAAGGCAACATAACCTCCCAC CTTACCCTTTCCTTCTTGCACTAGCTTCAAGTGCTAATATTGGATCCTCAGCAACCCCAATTGGGAACCCC CAGAATCTAGTTATAGCTATTCAAGGTAAAATATCATTTGGGAGCTTTCTCACTGGTATTCTTCCAGCTAT GCTTGTAGGAGTTGTGGTGAATGTTGTAATTCTTATAGCCATGTATTGGAAGGTGTTAACTATTCATAAG GATGAAGAGGATCCAATTTCAGAAGTTGCTGAAGAGGAGTTTGTTTCCCATCAGTTTTCTCCAGCCACAA TGTCACATTGTGCATCCTTTAATTCTCATGAATGCAATGACAGTCTAGAACCTACTAATGGTCTTCAAAAC CCTTCTCAAGTACATCCTATCAGAAACCAAACAACTCCAAGTGTAACTGAAGTTCAGATGGTTCTTAGTA GCACAAAGGATTCCACAACAAATGCATCCAAGATGGGGANAAATGATGCAAAGGAGGAAACTAATCCT TCAAAAGTTGTTGCAATAGTAGTAGATAAACCTATAGAAGCACATGTTATGCACTCTTCACAAGGAAAG GTGGACTATTTGAGAAAAAA SY4360 SY4360F1 GGGAGGT 892 TATGTTG CCTTGCT SY4360 SY4360R1 GCCAAGG 893 ACCAAAG GACTTAC SY4360 SY4360A1FM TTTGTTTA A 894 ATTTCAG CTATATC SY4360 SY4360A2TT AATTTGTT T 895 TAATTTCT GCTATATC SY4208 CAGCTGAGGCTGCAACTCGTGCTCCAAGCAATAGAACAGTTGGTACATTTGAAGCCAAATTTGATAGNA 563 NAAGTATAACTATAGCCAGTATAGCTATTCCACTAGCATGATCTATTCGAGAATAAGGCTCCATTAAGTC CCAAAGAGCACCTGGAATTCCAGTTTTCTTGAATCCATCTACTGTGATAAACATTCCACAAAAGAATATC AACAGTGAATAAGAGACCTTGTCTATGCTTGGCCCTGCATCTTTGAAATCAAGAACCACCAAAGTTATTG CAGCTGCAATTGCAGCCCATGCCATATTTGCACCAAGAAGCATTGCAATCACCATTATCAACGTGATTGC ATAAACACAAGATTTCCACACTATCCTTTTCCATTTTTTTCTCAAATAGTCCACCTTTCCTTGTGAAGAGTG CATAACATGTGCTTCTATAGGTTTATCTACTACTATTGCAACAACTTTTGAAGGATTAGTTTCCTCCTTTGC ATCATTT[A/G]TCCCCATCTTGGATGCATTTGTTGTGGAATCCTTTGTGCTACTAAGAACCATCTGAACTT CAGTTACACTTGGAGTTGTTTGGTTTCTGATAGGATGTACTTGAGAAGGGGAAGACCATTAGTAG GTTCTAGACTGTCATTGCATTCATGAGAATTAAAGGATGCACAATGTGACATTGTGGCTGGAGAAAACT GATGGGAAACAAACTCCTCTTCAGCAACTTCTGAAATTGGATCCTCTTCATCCTTATGAATAGTTAACACC TTCCAATACATGGCTATAAGAATTACAACATTCACCACAACTCCTACAAGCATAGCTGGAAGAATACCAG TGAGAAAGCTCCCAAATGATATTTTACCTTGAATAGCTATAACTAGATTCTGGGGGTTCCCAATTGGGGT TGCTGAGGATCCAATATTAGCACTTGAAGCTAGTGCAAGAAGGAAAGGGTAAGGTGGGAGGTTATGTT GCCTTGCTATTTTCAACACAAAT SY4208 SY4208F1 GTGCATA 896 ACATGTG CTTCTATA GGTT SY4208 SY4208R1 AGCACAA 897 AGGATTC CACAACA SY4208 SY4208A1FM CTTTGCAT A 898 CATTTATC CC SY4208 SY4208A2TT CCTTTGC G 899 ATCATTT GTC SY4210 TTTTTTCTCAAATAGTCCACCTTTCCTTGTGAAGAGTGCATAACATGTGCTTCTATAGGTTTATCTACTACT 564 ATTGCAACAACTTTTGAAGGATTAGTTTCCTCCTTTGCATCATTTNTCCCCATCTTGGATGCATTTGTTGTG GAATCCTTTGTGCTACTAAGAACCATCTGAACTTCAGTTACACTTGGAGTTGTTTGGTTTCTGATAGGAT GTACTTGAGAAGGGTTTTGAAGACCATTAGTAGGTTCTAGACTGTCATTGCATTCATGAGAATTAAAGG ATGCACAATGTGACATTGTGGCTGGAGAAAACTGATGGGAAACAAACTCCTCTTCAGCAACTTCTGAAA TTGGATCCTCTTCATCCTTATGAATAGTTAACACCTTCCAATACATGGCTATAAGAATTACAACATTCACC ACAACTCCTACAAGCATAGCTGGAAGAATACCAGTGAGAAAGCTCCCAAATGATATTTTACCTTGAATAG CTATAACTAGATTCTGGGGGTTCCCAATTGGGGTTGCTGAGGATCCAATATTAGCACTTGAAGCTAGTGC AAGAAGGAAAGGGTAAGGTGGGAGGTTATGTTGCCTTGCTATTTTCAACACAAATTCAGTCAATACAAC ACAAGATGTGTCATTGGTGAAAAA[A/G]GCACTTGATATAGCNGAAATTAAACAAATTCTACAGAGTAA GTCCTTTGGTCCTTGGCTTTTCCAAGAGAGCAATTTCCCCAAGTACTTGAACATGTCTGCTCTTTCAAGAA AAACAGTAACAACCATTGTCCCAAAAAGAAGACCAAGAATTGGGAGATCAATTGCAGCAAAAGCTTGAT CTGGATTAAGAACTTTGAATATGACCATAAACATTGCACCTAGTAGGGACCCTGCAGTTCTCCCAATGGG TAGAAAAGGCACACATGGGAAAACTGCTAGAACCCAGAAAACTGCAAAGGCTATTGAGCCAAAGACAA CTGTTGGAGTAAGAGCCAATGCCAT SY4210 SY4210F1 GCCAAGG 900 ACCAAAG GACTTAC SY4210 SY4210R1 GGGAGGT 901 TATGTTG CCTTGCT AT SY4210 SY4210A1FM CTATATC G 902 AAGTGCC TT SY4210 SY4210A2TT CTATATC A 903 AAGTGCT TTT SY4207 AAAAGTTCCCTGCTATAGTGCTAACCCAAGCTAAGATTAGCCATGCCCTCTCCTCATCTCCTTTGGAAATT 565 GCAGCAGCTGAGGCTGCAACTCTTGCTCCAAGCAATAGAACTGTTGGTACGTTTGAAGCCAAATTTGAT AGGACAAGTATAACTATAGCAAGTATAGCTGTTNCACTAGCATGATCTATTCGAGAATAGGGCTCCATT AAGTCCCACATAGCACTAGGAATTCCAGTGGACTTAAAGCCCTCTACTGTGATAAACATTCCACAGAAGA ATACCAAAAGTGAATATGAGACCTTGTCTAAGCTTGGCCCTGCATCTTTGAAATCAAGAACCACCAAAGT TATTGCAGCTGCAATTGCAGTCCATGCCATATTCAAACCAATGAGCATTGCAATCAACATTACTAGTGTG ATTGCATAAACACAAGATTTCCACAGTACCCTCTTCCATTTTTTGTTCATATAGTCCTTTTCTCCTGAAGAG AGTATAACA[A/T]GTGCTTCAATAGGTTTATCCACTACTATTGCAACATTTTTTGAAGGATTAGTTTCCTC CTTTGTATCATTTGTCCCTTCCTTGGATGCATTTGAGTTTGTTGTGAAATCCTTTGTGCCACTATGAACCAT CTGAACTTCACTTTCACTTGGAGTTGATTGGTCTCTCATAACATGAACTTGGGAAGAGTTTTGAATACTAT TAGCAAGTTCTACACTGCCATTGCATTCTTGAGAATTAAAGGATGTAAAATGAGACATTCTGGCTGGAG AAAACTGATGAGAAACAACCTCCTCATCCACTACNACTTCTGAAACTGGATCCTCTTCATCCTTAGGACA AGATAGTACCTTCCAATACATGGCTATAAGAAATACAACATTCACCACAACTCCTACAAGCATAGCTGGA AGAATACCTATCAGAAACCTCCCAAATGATATTTTACCTTGAATAGCTATAACCAAATTCTGGGGGTTCC CAATTGGGGTTGCTGAGGAT SY4207 SY4207F1 CCAAGGA 904 AGGGACA AATGATA CAAAG SY4207 SY4207R1 TGCAGTC 905 CATGCCA TATTCAA AC SY4207 SY4207A1FM CCTATTG T 906 AAGCACA TGT SY4207 SY4207A2TT ACCTATT A 907 GAAGCAC TTGT SY4278 GATGTACATGTAGAATTTCACAAAGCATAAATTGTATTTTATGTAACATATTGTTCTTGGTAGACAGGAA 566 AGAAATTGCAGAAATGAAAAGAAGACTAGCAGCACAAATATATGGCATACTCCCTAGCTATCATATCAA CCAAAAGGATACGTATATACGAGCAAATGCACACAACCTATCATATCAACCAAAAAAAGGATATATGAC TCATGTCAGAAGGTGGAGTTTCAATTCCAACATGGTAACGTTGTTCTCACCATGAACTCCCATTTTTGCAA AAAAATATGCTCCCAAGTTTGTCTCTCTAAGAACATGGCCAACAGAGCAATCCCTCAAAAGTTGTAGCAA GATACGGATGTCTGCTATGATAACCGGCCTCTCCTAAAGGTGAGAAGATGAGTGTGATAGGAAGTGATC AACTAGACCAGACACNNNNATAGATGATAGACTTATTAGGTTATTAACTAGCTAGGTTAAACATTAACT ACAACAAAACAAT[A/G]AGTGATTGAATAACTATCAACAAGCGACTTATATTTCATCAAATTGTGATTTT TTTGGAACCCATAAGAGAGATCTAAAGAAAATTTGTCGAATACTTCTATACTGAATAGATATTCGGTCAA AATAGCAGGATAGGTGTTCGGCTCACTACGAGACAAAAAGAGTCCTAAGTAAGAAGCAATGAAGATTA AGCCCTTAATCATAGAATCATATATATCACCTAAAAATGGCAATCACCCNNNNGAAAGTTCAAGGGCCA AGGTTNAAAAATGTTAGTATAATTAAATAAAAATGAGATGTTTAAGGTAAAGGTAGCTGTTCACCCTCAT TTATTAATGATATTTATTACTCTGAACTGGAATCTTACTTGAATTCAGAATGNNNTTTTTTTTTNCACNGA TACTCANTTTTTAAAGTATTACTTCATCGATCGAATACTAAAAGAAAACATATTAAAGTAAAAAACACAA AAAAAAAGAGAAGGTATCTGATCATCTTTTGGT SY4278 SY4278F1 AACCGGC 908 CTCTCCTA AAGG SY4278 SY4278R1 TTGATGA 909 AATATAA GTCGCTT GTTGATAG SY4278 SY4278A1FM TATTCAAT G 910 CACTCATTG SY4278 SY4278A2TT TTATTCAA A 911 TCACTTAT TGT SY4255 TATATAATAGAAAGTCACCTTTCAGCATGTGGTATGAAGTTTTCGTGATAGGTTTTCAGCTTTAAGGATG 567 CIGCAGTTCTCTTCTCTTATTTTCCAAATAGATTAAAATATTTCTAAATCTCAATCCCGAAAAAGACTTACA AAACGTTTATAGCTTTTTCATGAAGTAAATCCAATGCAAGGACTGCAAGGTGTGGAATTCCAAGTTATAT CGAAGCCCATGAANGAATTTTCTTTATAAGGTAAGACTANGATGTAAAAAAGTTTGATAAACGTTTTTGC TGTTTTCCTTTTGCAGTTTTATTAAATTAAACGTTATGTATGATTANTTTGATGATTATTTGCACAATATGT TTACGTACTATGCATGACCACATAAATTAAAATGAAATAAAGAGAATATGGGATTTCANCGTTATCTTTG AGATGCAACGTATTTGTAAATATATTGTTTTAAATATTAATATATATGCTGATTTTACTGAATAANTTTTTT ACGT[A/T]TGCTAGCTCTTAATTGTTTTCCATTTCTGGGTTGTATTATGGGTCCTTTTATTTACTTAGAGTA GGCTTGTTTATGAAGGAAGTGAATATTCGTGCATTTTGAGATTTTGATCACNTTNTGGGATATAGCACAT CATTTAGGTCGTTGAAAGTGTATATNACACTGTCATATTATATAAAAGTNAGNTTTTTTTTTTAAAAAAAA TATTACTNAAAGTGTAATCTGCCAATTATTTTAGTCNAAGTTTATATAGATGAGTAGGGTTTAATGATTTT TGCTGGGTTTGATGATTAGGGTAATAGTTTACATAGAGGGTTTATTTTTGGGGTGCATATATTTAGGCTA GAGGATTCATCATTTTACATAACTATTGAGCTAGTTGTGTNAGGGGCAAGTATTCCTTGTACCCTTCATCT TCTTCCTTATATTAATAATGTTTGCTCTTAGCCNATAAACAAAAAATAGTTTAAATTTCANAATATCATTAC TTAAATGATAA SY4255 SY4255F1 ATCTTTG 912 AGATGCA ACGTATT TGTA SY4255 SY4255R1 CAACGAC 913 CTAAATG ATGTGCT ATATCC SY4255 SY4255A1FM TTTTACGT A 914 ATGCTAGC SY4255 SY4255A2TT TTTACGTT T 915 TGCTAGC SY4300 TTTTAAATATTAATATATATGCTGATTTTACTGAATAANTTTTTACGTNTGCTAGCTCTTAATTGTTTTCC 568 ATTTCTGGGTTGTATTATGGGTCCTTTTATTTACTTAGAGTAGGCTTGTTTATGAAGGAAGTGAATATTCG TGCATTTTGAGATTTTGATCACNTTNTGGGATATAGCACATCATTTAGGTCGTTGAAAGTGTATATNACA CTGTCATATTATATAAAAGTNAGNTTTTTTTTTTAAAAAAAATATTACTNAAAGTGTAATCTGCCAATTAT TTTAGTCNAAGTTTATATAGATGAGTAGGGTTTAATGATTTTTGCTGGGTTTGATGATTAGGGTAATAGT TTACATAGAGGGTTTATTTTTGGGGTGCATATATTTAGGCTAGAGGATTCATCATTTTACATAACTATTGA GCTAGTTCTGTNAGGGGCAAGTATTCCTTGTACCCTTCATCTTCTTCCTTATATTAATAATGTTTGCTCTTA GCC[A/G

ATAAACAAAAAATAGTTTAAATTTCANAATATCATTACTTAAATGATAATATTAATATATTTAA GAACAAAGGAAACAGNTACGTTTAGGAGCNNNNTTATTTGACATTTTAGGAACTTTNAAAAAAATGAA AATTTGAGAATTTAACGTGACTATATTTACACTTTCAGACCAAAATGGTGTTTTATCNNNNNTTTTATAGT CCTATCGGGCTAGAACCTACCCCATATGTAGTTTAATTTCCTCCATGTTAACTATGTAACTACTCTATTTTG TTTGTTTGCACCTACCAAGTATGGCACATAGCAANNTTTAAAAAAGAAATTAGTGGCCCTTATGCACTAT TTTCTTTTTGAAAGGGGAAAAGAAAAAGGAAACTAATACATAGCTNGAGTACATCTTTGATGTCGTTATA GTGTTTGAATAACAAGAGATTTGGATTTAGTAATTATATGGAGGATGCACNNNATGATGTAGTTGGAAA ATATCTTATCTTATTAAATAT SY4300 SY4300F1 GCAAGTA 916 TTCCTTGT ACCCTTC ATC SY4300 SY4300R1 TTGGTCT 917 GAAAGTG TAAATAT AGTCACG SY4300 SY4300A1FM TTGCTCTT A 918 AGCCAATA SY4300 SY4300A2TT TGCTCTTA G 919 GCCGATA SY4301 CCTAGATTTAATAAAAATATNTGTCAGTATTNAAAAAAAATCTCGTGCTTTTTATTTGATTGCTGAAGAA 569 AAAAATTANCAATTATGTAGTATAAGTTANAAAAAAANTCATATTCTCCCTCAACAAGAAATTATAGTTA ATAAGAGTTTCAAAAAAGTTACTATAATGATCAACCAGCTTATTTTATGTGATAATTTATTATTAAATTAT ATAAAATTATTTTATATTATCAGTGTATAATTTATTTTNNAAAAAAAAATACATAAATAGTTTATTGTGTC AGATAAATTCTGATTGGAAGCTATTAAAGTTGCCCTTTAGAACTTTTATATATTTTCCAGTGTGCACATAT ANAAAAGAGGGTCACCTTTCACCTAGTGGTATGAAGTGGAAGTGTCTTGAACAATAGTCTTCANNNNN GAGGATGCTGCAATTCTCTTCCACCATTTNCCAAACAAATTAAAATGTTTCTGAATCCAATTTGGAAACCA AAAAGTTC[A/G]TAGCTTTTCATAGAGCTTTCAAGTAATTAGCCCCGTGAAATATTTTTCTTTTTACGCAA GATGACACCACGGGCCTTCTAACTGAAACAAGCAATAATAATAACAGGCCAAGGAAAAACTCAGCAGC ATTCTGTTAGAAGGAAAACACTTATCTCTATTAGCATATTTNTCTCCATTAATCTCTTACTTCAGTCCTCTA TCAGGTAAGAGTAGGACGTAAAATGTGTGATAGATGTTTGTGTTATTGTTTTCCTTTTCCAGTTCTGTTGA ATTAAATGCTGTATTATATGATATCCTTGCTGCTAATATGCTTAACTGAATGAGTTTTTTACGTATGCTCTA CGTGTTTTCCAATTCTTGCTTTTTCTAAAAGAATTTCTTGAACCTCCCCTCATATTTCCTTTGTGAACTTACC AGATTTCATGCATTTTGAGAGTCATAGAATTTCTTATTATAGTTAGGCCGATTCTGCTAGAATCTAGCTAC TGCATGCATGTACT SY4301 SY4301F1 GCTGCAA 920 TTCTCTTC CACCATT SY4301 SY4301R1 CGTGGTG 921 TCATCTTG CGTAA SY4301 SY4301A1FM TCTATGA G 922 AAAGCTA CGAACTT SY4301 SY4301A2TT CTCTATG A 923 AAAAGCT ATGAACT TT SY4244 TGAGGCTGCAACTCTTGCTCCAAGCAATAGAACTAGAAAACATATGAATAGAAGATTGTGATGCATCAA 570 ATGAAAATGGCTCTTGCTAAGTATGGATATAAAAAAAAAAAATACTGGTAGTTTAGACAAGAAATGAAT GTGAACCTTCATTATGACTAAATCTAGATTGCATATATGTATTATGACTTAACATTGCATACTTTTTTTTGC CCATGACAATTGAAAATTTTAGGGAAAATATAATCCTAACATATTTCTTTTTGTATGCTACTATAGTTTAT ATCAAACTTGGTTTAAAANTTTAAAATTGACTAATGTCAAACACATAAATTTAACATTATATCTTATAGCA GTCATGAAAGTTCAAATTAATTAAAAAAATGCTNCATGTTACGTATANCTAATTCTNGGAAACAATATAA GNCATGCATAACAGAAGCCATTTGAAGATTTACCATTCACTAATTGTCATTTAAGCAAGGTAAAAAAAAT TAGTAGAC[A/C]GTCTTTTAATCATGAATCGAACATAAAATAGATGGGTAACATATAAATAAACAAGTTG TACCAGAAAAATAATTATTTTGGCAGGAAGATCATGCACTTACCTGTTGGTACGTTTGAAGCCAAATTTG ATAGGACAAGTATAACTATAGCAAGTATAGCTGTTNCACTAGCATGATCTATTCGAGAATAGGGCTCCA TTAAGTCCCACATAGCACTAGGAATTCCAGTGGACTTAAAGCCCTCTACTGTGATAAACATTCCACAGAA GAATACCAAAAGTGAATATGAGACCTGTTCCAAGAAGAAAATCACTTTAAGAGATTGTTCGAAGTTCAG TTGGCACAAGAATAACAATAGCTAGCATTTCAAATGGAAAAGAGAGAAAATGAGGTTTTGTACAAGNG GTTGTGTTATATAAGCTTTACCTTGTCTAAGCTTGGCCCTGCATCTTTGAAATCAAGAACCACCAAAGTTA TTGCAGCTGCAATTGCAGTCCATGC SY4244 SY4244F1 AACAGAA 924 GCCATTT GAAGATT TACCA SY4244 SY4244R1 GTGCATG 925 ATCTTCCT GCCAA SY4244 SY4244A1FM CATGATT C 926 AAAAGAC GGTCTA SY4244 SY4244A2TT TTCATGA A 927 TTAAAAG ACTGTC SY4295 TAATAAAATAAAATAAATAAAATGACTTATCAAATTTTAAGTTTTCTATAAGTTTTTAGAATATTTTATTTT 571 TATTGATTAANTATTTTACTAATTTTATTNCACTTTTTTGAAANTGAGTAAAAAACAAAAATAAAAAATNT ATATANNATTTAATTTTAAACTGGATAAATAATTTGATGAATGAGTCTTTTTTTTAGCCAATAAGTGCAT CTTTTATTGATTTGATTTACATTATATTTTATTTAATCTGTCACNNCATGTAACTGATGGAGATGGCATCCC CATCTTTGGTTCTAGTCATCACTTATGGATTGACCACAACGACTCACTCTTCAATTGCACTGATGGCCTAA TTGGTGCTGTTATGGGCTCCACTGCCATTACCATTTCCAACAACTGCTTCATCCCCTAACTAGGTCGATCT ACTAATTAATAGTCCTTTTGGTTAAAATATTTGAAGGAATTCTCTCATCATGTGTTTACTTTGTTTTAACCA AGTA[A/G]TACGNCCATAGAGAGNTAGTGTTGAGTTTATTGACTTCAAAATTATTCAGGTTATGCTACTG GCTCAACGTGACTCTTATGTCCACGATCAGCATATGCAAGGAATCAATGCATACAACCATTTCGGGGAG AATCTTAACCAAAGAATGCCCAGGTAATTAACTAACATCTTTTANGTAGTAGTAGTATCTCTAGATATTTT ACTTTTTTTTTTNNAATTGTATATGTCATTCCATCTAACATTTTGTTCAATTCTATGATAATAATTTTTATTA CTTATTATTTTTAAAAATAGNCTTAGTTACTATTTTGNTCTTNTAATTTAATTTTNAAGTTCAATTTGATTC TCTTAATATTAAAAAGTTNAATTTNNTCCTCTNANNNNNNTTTTTTTAAATGACTTAATTAGNTCCTTTTA CTTTTAGAAGTTTCAATTAAGTCATTTATTTTTTAAAATAGGTTCAATTTGATCTTATTTTTCTTTCATGTGC TNCAANTTT SY4295 SY4295F1 GAAGGAA 928 TTCTCTCA TCATGTG TTTAC SY4295 SY4295R1 TGAGCCA 929 GTAGCAT AACCTGAA SY4295 SY4295A1FM TGTTTTAA A 930 CCAAGTA ATACG SY4295 SY4295A2TT TTGTTTTA G 931 ACCAAGT AGTAC SY4254 TTGAAATGATTANGTGAATNTAAGCAAAAAATGTCGCGTTAAATTCGTATGTTTGTTATTATTTTTCTTGT 572 GGTATAATTTTTATTGTGTTTTTATAATCTTTCGTGTGAAGATTGATTATCCAACACATTTTTAATTATAGGT ATGTCCTACATTTGTCTCTATCCAAAATCCTCATGCCTTTAATTTGATANGAATACATGTTTCAACAGCTTC TTACAAACNNATATNNAATCTTATAAATATATTCTTTATTATTAATTAAAATTTATAAATTTCACTTCTTAT TTAAAAAATTAATATCACTCATAATTTTATAATTTTATTAATAAAAAATATATTAAGAAAAATGTGTTNAA AAATATCTCAAATAATAATGATTGGAAGCTATTACTAAAGTTGCCGCATATGACTTTTATAATCCAGAGT GTCCGTATAAATAGAGGGTCCACTTTCACCAAGTAGNACCAAGTTAAGTTGCCTCTTATGACTTTTATAC TC[*/A]AAGAGTGTACATGAAAAGTGCAAAGAGAGGGTCACTTTTCGCCAAGTGGTATTACACAGTTGC CGCTTATGACTTATCCTTTCTCACCAGGTTGCTAGCATGGAAGAAGTGTACTTAATTAGTGTGCACANAT ATAAATAGAGGGTCACCTTAATTTCTCATTCTCACACCAAGTANTAGTGTCTTGACAAGTTTTCAGCTCTG TTGCAATTCCCTCTTCNACCATTTTGCTAGCAAACTCACATTTTTATACTCAATCCAATTCAGAAAAAAACT CTTANAAAAGTTCATATAGCTTTTCATGGAGCCTTCAAGTTATTAAGGTAAGAATAGCGAGTAAAGTGTG TGCATGATAAGTGTCTNTGTTGTTTTTCTATTCCAGCTCTTTTGAATTAATTGTTATATGTATATTATATAA TATCTTTGCTTCTAATTGGATCAATTTTGTTTTCCAATATAATTCTGGCTTTCATGGGTGGTTTTGATTTAC TAATAGCGT SY4254 SY4254F1 GGCGAAA 932 AGTGACC CTCTCT SY4254 SY4254R1 ACCAAGT 933 TAAGTTG CCTCTTAT GAC SY4254 SY4254A1FM TCATGTA I 934 CACTCTTT GAGTA SY4254 SY4254A2TT TTCATGT D 935 ACACTCTT GAGTAT SY4302 AAAGAAAANTTTCTTATTACATAGATTTACTCTAATGTGAAAGAACCTANAANAGTTTTTTTACTTAAAA 573 AATCCTTCACGATACCCGCATTTGAGATGCTTTTAAGTACGTTTGTCAAAAGCTGTAAATATGTTAATGCA AATATACAATTAAGTGGTAAGTAACCTAATACGAAATGTTAATTCTTAAAACTATGTAACAAATGATAAA GCTTTTATCTGCATGGGGTGCAAAGTGTTGACATTATATATTGACACTCAATTTTGTCCAAACAAAGAAA GATGAGAAAGAATAAATTAAAAAATCGGATAGAAAATATTAATTAAAAAAATGGAGAACGTTAATGCA ATAAAGTGGTACGTACTTTAATATTTAACTGGTAAAACATCTTACTACAACAACCTATCAAATTATAAAGT AAAAGTAACGTGCAGGTGCGATGCGAGTGCTAAGTGTGATGACACTGTGTACTAGCACTCAATTTTGTC TAAAGACAAAA[A/G]GAAAGAGTTAATAATTAGAAGAAGAAAAGAGACCTTTGTTCAACATGCACACTT GTATTGCATTTTACTTCCACTGTGTTCTATGCTTTAAACTCCCACTTACATGTACATGCACCCTCTCAACAT GGACACCTGTATAATTAANTTGCATAGGTGGGATCGATTTGTTTAATTTGCTATATATTTAATTAGGTTAA TTTCTTGTTGTCTGGCTGATGAGTGATGACATTATCAGTTGGTGGAAAACACGACAATGGATGATATATG GGTCCCTTATTCTATTTTTTAAAAATACTTATCTACATAAGGTGTTTGACAACAANAAAATTGATCGAGCT CATTTTTTTCCTTTCTAGTTTTATGAATTTCAGCACTTAATTTTGTGATTTTATTCTAGAGGTTCCATCTCGT CTCATTGATTAGCTAGGAATATAATTTTTTTTATTATAAGCCAAANATATATTATTAAAATCAAACCACCC TCAGCACAAGTTGTGCAA SY4302 SY4302F1 GCGATGC 936 GAGTGCT AAGTG SY4302 SY4302R1 GTGCATG 937 TTGAACA AAGGTCT CTT SY4302 SY4302A1FM TAATTATT G 938 AACTCTTT CCTTTTG SY4302 SY4302A2TT ATTATTA A 939 ACTCTTTC TTTTTGTCT SY4253 GTAGGTGCAAACAAACAAAATAGAGTAGTTACATAGTTAACATGGAGGAAATTAAACTACATATGGG 574 GTAGGTTCTAGCCCGATAGGACTATAAAANNNNNGATAAAACACCATTTTGGTCTGAAAGTGTAAATAT AGTCACGTTAAATTCTCAAATTTTCATTTTTTTNAAAGTTCCTAAAATGTCAAATAANNNNGCTCCTAAAC GTANCTGTTTCCTTTGTTCTTAAATATATTAATATTATCATTTAAGTAATGATATTNTGAAATTTAAACTAT TTTTTGTTTATNGGCTAAGAGCAAACATTATTAATATAAGGAAGAAGATGAAGGGTACAAGGAATACTT GCCCCTNACACAACTAGCTCAATAGTTATGTAAAATGATGAATCCTCTAGCCTAAATATATGCACCCCAA AAATAAACCCTCTATGTAAACTATTACCCTAATCATCAAACCCAGCAAAAATCATTAAACCCTACTCATCT ATATAAACTT[C/G]GACTAAAATAATTGGCAGATTACACTTTNAGTAATATTTTTTTTAAAAAAAAAANCT NACTTTTATATAATATGACAGTGTNATATACACTTTCAACGACCTAAATGATGTGCTATATCCCANAANG TGATCAAAATCTCAAAATGCACGAATATTCACTTCCTTCATAAACAAGCCTACTCTAAGTAAATAAAAGG ACCCATAATACAACCCAGAAATGGAAAACAATTAAGAGCTAGCANACGTAAAAAANTTATTCAGTAAAA TCAGCATATATATTAATATTTAAAACAATATATTTACAAATACGTTGCATCTCAAAGATAACGNTGAAATC CCATATTCTCTTTATTTCATTTTAATTTATGTGGTCATGCATAGTACGTAAACATATTGTGCAAATAATCAT CAAANTAATCATACATAACGTTTAATTTAATAAAACTGCAAAAGGAAAACAGCAAAAACGTTTATCAAAC TTTTTTACATCNTAGTCTTAC SY4253 SY4253F1 CCCTAAT 940 CATCAAA CCCAGCA AA SY4253 SY4253R1 AGCACAT 941 CATTTAG GTCGTTG AAAG SY4253 SY4253A1FM TCATCTAT C 942 ATAAACT TCGACTAA SY4253 SY4253A2TT CTCATCTA G 943 TATAAAC TTGGACTA SY4247 GAAATAAAGAGAATATGGGATTTCANCGTTATCTTTGAGATGCAACGTATTTGTAAATATATTGTTTTAA 575 ATATTAATATATATGCTGATTTTACTGAATAANTTTTTTACGTNTGCTAGCTCTTAATTGTTTTCCATTTCT GGGTTGTATTATGGGTCCTTTTATTTACTTAGAGTAGGCTTGTTTATGAAGGAAGTGAATATTCGTGCAT TTTGAGATTTTGATCACNTTNTGGGATATAGCACATCATTTAGGTCGTTGAAAGTGTATATNACACTGTC ATATTATATAAAAGTNAGNTTTTTTTTTTAAAAAAAATATTACTNAAAGTGTAATCTGCCAATTATTTTAG TCNAAGTTTATATAGATGAGTAGGGTTTAATGATTTTTGCTGGGTTTGATGATTAGGGTAATAGTTTACA TAGAGGGTTTATTTTTGGGGTGCATATATTTAGGCTAGAGGATTCATCATTTTACATAACTATTGAGCTA GTTGTGT[A/T]AGGGGCAAGTATTCCTTGTACCCTTCATCTTCTTCCTTATATTAATAATGTTTGCTCTTAG CCNATAAACAAAAAATAGTTTAAATTTCANAATATCATTACTTAAATGATAATATTAATATATTTAAGAAC AAAGGAAACAGNTACGTTTAGGAGCNNNNTTATTTGACATTTTAGGAACTTTNAAAAAAATGAAAATTT GAGAATTTAACGTGACTATATTTACACTTTCAGACCAAAATGGTGTTTTATCNNNNNTTTTATAGTCCTAT CGGGCTAGAACCTACCCCATATGTAGTTTAATTTCCTCCATGTTAACTATGTAACTACTCTATTTTGTTTGT TTGCACCTACCAAGTATGGCACATAGCAANNTTTAAAAAAGAAATTAGTGGCCCTTATGCACTATTTTCT TTTTGAAAGGGGAAAAGAAAAAGGAAACTAATACATAGCTNGAGTACATCTTTGATGTCGTTATAGTGT TTGAATAACAAGAGATTTG SY4247 SY4247F1 TGCTGGG 944 TTTGATG ATTAGGG TAA SY4247 SY4247R1 GGAAGAA 945 GATGAAG GGTACAA GGA SY4247 SY4247A1FM TGCCCCT T 946 AACACAAC SY4247 SY4247A2TT TGCCCCTT A 947 ACACAAC SY4257 TTCCTTCTTTAGGAGAGAAATGACTCACATAGCATAGGATATAGATTTGGTNTAGTAATTAAGGAAATG 576 GAGTATTGATNAAATAAAAAAAACGTGATTCTTTACCNTTGAGATTAAGAGTAATGATAAAAAAANTTA TTGAAAATTAAGAGTATCTCTTATGTTTAATCGATGTGGTCTCAATCATTAGACGATATTTAATAAGATAA GATATTTTCCAACTACATCATNNNGTGCATCCTCCATATAATTACTAAATCCAAATCTCTTGTTATTCAAA CACTATAACGACATCAAAGATGTACTCNAGCTATGTATTAGTTTCCTTTTTCTTTTCCCCTTTCAAAAAGA AAATAGTGCATAAGGGCCACTAATTTCTTTTTTAAANNTTGCTATGTGCCATACTTGGTAGGTGCAAACA AACAAAATAGAGTAGTTACATAGTTAACATGGAGGAAATTAAACTACATATGGGGTAGGTTCTAGCCCG ATAGGACTATAAAA[*/ACTTA]GATAAAACACCATTTTGGTCTGAAAGTGTAAATATAGTCACGTTAAAT TCTCAAATTTTCATTTTTTTNAAAGTTCCTAAAATGTCAAATAANNNNGCTCCTAAACGTANCTGTTTCCT TTGTTCTTAAATATATTAATATTATCATTTAAGTAATGATATTNTGAAATTTAAACTATTTTTTGTTTATNG GCTAAGAGCAAACATTATTAATATAAGGAAGAAGATGAAGGGTACAAGGAATACTTGCCCCTNACACA ACTAGCTCAATAGTTATGTAAAATGATGAATCCTCTAGCCTAAATATATGCACCCCAAAAATAAACCCTCT ATGTAAACTATTACCCTAATCATCAAACCCAGCAAAAATCATTAAACCCTACTCATCTATATAAACTTNGA CTAAAATAATTGGCAGATTACACTTTNAGTAATATTTTTTTTAAAAAAAAAANCTNACTTTTATATAATAT GACAGTGTNATATACACTTTCAACGACC SY4257 SY4257F1 GGTAGGT 948 TCTAGCC CGATAGGA SY4257 SY4257R1 CGTGACT 949 ATATTTAC ACTTTCA GACCA SY4257 SY4257A1FM ATGGTGT I 950 TTTATCTA AGTTT SY4257 SY4257A2TT AAATGGT D 951 GTTTTATC TTTTAT SY4281 TAAAAGGCTATTTATCCATATTCAATATCTCAAATGGGTACCTAGCATGTGTATATGCATCATTTAATGGA 577 GTACTGACACAGTAAATATATATAGAATAAAGTACATGCCGTGCATTCCAGCAAAATGGGACTACAATA AGGATTTTATTGAACTCTCAAAATGCATGCATGAAATCTATTAAGTACACAAAGATAATATTAGTGGACG GTTTCAACCACTTCTTTCAGAAAAACCAAGTTTCTATGTTATTTTTATAGCGTGTTTGGGATGTGATTTTCC ACGTTTTAGATATGATTTTCAGAAACTAATACTTATAGCTTTCACATCCCAAACGTTATTTCTTAAACGAG TTTCCATAAACACGCTATTAGTAAATCAAAACCACCCATGAAAGCCAGAATTATATTGGAAAACAAAATT GATCCAATTAGAAGCAAAGATATTATATAATATACATATAACAATTAATTCAAAAGAGCTGGAATAGAA AAACAACA[C/G]AGACACTTATCATGCACACACTTTACTCGCTATTCTTACCTTAATAACTTGAAGGCTCC ATGAAAAGCTATATGAACTTTTNTAAGAGTTTTTTTCTGAATTGGATTGAGTATAAAAATGTGAGTTTGC TAGCAAAATGGTNGAAGAGGGAATTGCAACAGAGCTGAAAACTTGTCAAGACACTANTACTTGGTGTG AGAATGAGAAATTAAGGTGACCCTCTATTTATATNTGTGCACACTAATTAAGTACACTTCTTCCATGCTA GCAACCTGGTGAGAAAGGATAAGTCATAAGCGGCAACTGTGTAATACCACTTGGCGAAAAGTGACCCT CTCTTTGCACTTTTCATGTACACTCTTNGAGTATAAAAGTCATAAGAGGCAACTTAACTTGGTNCTACTTG GTGAAAGTGGACCCTCTATTTATACGGACACTCTGGATTATAAAAGTCATATGCGGCAACTTTAGTAATA GCTTCCAATCATTATTATTTGAGA SY4281 SY4281F1 AAACCAC 952 CCATGAA AGCCAGAA SY4281 SY4281R1 AAGAATA 953 GCGAGTA AAGTGTG TGC SY4281 SY4281A1FM TGATAAG G 954 TGTCTCT GTTGTT SY4281 SY4281A2TT TGATAAG C 955 TGTCTGT GTTGTT SY4284 AAAGTACTAGCCATCGAGACTCTAGTGCGCACCACCAGAGAAAAANGTGATTGCCTCATTCCATCAAAC 578 TTTACTACTACAAATTCAAGACATACGATATCCAATATTCCTATAATGTACTAGCCATATAGACTCTAGTG TGCACCAGTAGAAAGGTTCTTGTCCTTATTCCATCAAACTACTTCTTGTCACAAGCCAATATATACAACAC AATAAGATTTAATTTTGTTTTGTAAGATATTTTAAAATTATAAAGAACTTGTAGTTCAAAATATCTTANTTT GATACCTATAATTGTAATCTTTTTACTCTTTTGATCATTGTCATGAAATCTCTACTAATAACACCCTTTAAA AGTAGCATGACATAACTCATTTAATCCGTGTTCATCGAGTAAATATTTTGAAGTCTTGACACATTTCTAAA AGGAAGAGCCAAACTACCTGCGAAAAAGAAGATTCAATCAATACATTTAGATAAGCTTTCTGAGTAGAT TTATT[A/G]TCATNATTTTAAAAATCAGACCCTGTCAGTTCTCGTAAATTTATGTTTTTTTTTAAATACTTG GTGCGTAGTCCTCTTCACTTCATTTGATTGCTTATACCTATCACAATCGCTTAGAACATAGTCATAGCTCTC TATATGGCTAAACACATGCATTCACAGTACATTTGATGATTTCGAACGTTGCCACCATGTATGTAGACTG CAAGTGTCCTNATTACATATTATATTACATATGTGATATTTAGTAATATTTTTTTAGTTTAATACTTAATAA AAAATTTGTTAAATATCTTTGATAANATTNAAAAAAATATCTTTAAATTATAAATAAACTTTATAAATATG TTTTTATGATATTTTGATANTTTTTAATGTTATAAAAAAANTTTAATAATATTTTTATTAAGTCTCAGACNA AAAAAATATTATTAAAGGNCACATATATAATATAANAGTGTGTTACTTTTGTTTCGCTGGGGTTGACATA AAATTAATTT SY4284 SY4284F1 AAGAGCC 956 AAACTAC CTGCGAAA SY4284 SY4284R1 ACGAGAA 957 CTGACAG GGTCTGAT SY4284 SY4284A1FM TTCTGAG A 958 TAGATTT ATTATCA SY4284 SY4284A2TT TTCTGAG G 959 TAGATTT ATTGTCG SY4261 CCTTATTCTATTTTTTAAAAATACTTATCTACATAAGGTGTTTGACAACAANAAAATTGATCGAGCTCATT 579 TTTTTCCTTTCTAGTTTTATGAATTTCAGCACTTAATTTTGTGATTTTATTCTAGAGGTTCCATCTCGTCTCA TTGATTAGCTAGGAATATAATTTTTTTTATTATAAGCCAAANATATATTATTAAAATCAAACCACCCTCAG CACAAGTTGTGCAAAGATAATGATAGTAAAGTTAGTCCTGAAACCTCATATTAAATAATAATAATAATGG CATCCAAACTTTTATTNAGGCACTTGTAAAAAATTTAAAGATGTTTGTTTTGTCAAATTTTTGTTCAGAGA TTAAAAAGAATCTTGATCAGTCAAATTTTTATTCAATGATTAAGAANTAAATTTTAAAAAAATCAAGAAC AAAAACTTTTATAATCCATATGAAATTGATGATAAACTAGGTGTTTGCTTCGTTGTGAAAATTCTGCTATC ATA[A/G]CATTCATCGAAAGAAAAAGGAAGGTGGTGCACTTTGGTGGTTTCATCAAGTGAGGTGCTGTC TATTCCAAACAAAACTTGTTTGTGCATCATATGTGTGAGAGACTTACTAAATGCAGGTCAGGCATGGCTT GAAAAAAGGGAGACAGGCTAGGTCTGTTTCACACAAAAGAAGCGTGGCCAATTATTAAAAAGAACTTG ATTAGATATGAAGGGTGTGTTAATAAATATCTCTCAGCAGTATGATGCTCTGTCTTGTTAATTTTGTTTTT CTTTTTTAAAGAAAGAGAAAAGGCTTTAGTCTATACGATAAATAAAAAAGAGAAGAAGGNCTTTCTTTG TATCACTTTGAAATCATATAATGACTATCATTTTAATTTTTCTCATCAAGAGAAAACTAAATGCTCAAAAA TTTGTTTTTATTTTATTAAAAAGGGTAAATAAATACTATTAATACACATAATGATCCAATCTTACAATTTTG ATGAATAATTAACAAAG SY4261 SY4261F1 AGGTGTT 960 TGCTTCG TTGTGAAA SY4261 SY4261R1 CCAAAGT 961 GCACCAC CTTCCTT SY4261 SY4261A1FM CTTTCGAT G 962 GAATGCT ATGA SY4261 SY4261A2TT CTTTCGAT A 963 GAATGTT ATGATA SY4305 TTAAGAGTAATGATAAAAAAANTTATTGAAAATTAAGAGTATCTCTTATGTTTAATCGATGTGGTCTCAA 580 TCATTAGACGATATTTAATAAGATAAGATATTTTCCAACTACATCATNNNGTGCATCCTCCATATAATTAC TAAATCCAAATCTCTTGTTATTCAAACACTATAACGACATCAAAGATGTACTCNAGCTATGTATTAGTTTC CTTTTTCTTTTCCCCTTTCAAAAAGAAAATAGTGCATAAGGGCCACTAATTTCTTTTTTAAANNTTGCTATG TGCCATACTTGGTAGGTGCAAACAAACAAAATAGAGTAGTTACATAGTTAACATGGAGGAAATTAAACT ACATATGGGGTAGGTTCTAGCCCGATAGGACTATAAAANNNNNGATAAAACACCATTTTGGTCTGAAA GTGTAAATATAGTCACGTTAAATTCTCAAATTTTCATTTTTTTNAAAGTTCCTAAAATGTCAAATAANNNN GCTCCTAAACGTA[A/G]CTGTTTCCTTTGTTCTTAAATATATTAATATTATCATTTAAGTAATGATATTNTG AAATTTAAACTATTTTTTGTTTATNGGCTAAGAGCAAACATTATTAATATAAGGAAGAAGATGAAGGGTA CAAGGAATACTTGCCCCTNACACAACTAGCTCAATAGTTATGTAAAATGATGAATCCTCTAGCCTAAATA TATGCACCCCAAAAATAAACCCTCTATGTAAACTATTACCCTAATCATCAAACCCAGCAAAAATCATTAAA CCCTACTCATCTATATAAACTTNGACTAAAATAATTGGCAGATTACACTTTNAGTAATATTTTTTTTAAAA AAAAAANCTNACTTTTATATAATATGACAGTGTNATATACACTTTCAACGACCTAAATGATGTGCTATAT CCCANAANGTGATCAAAATCTCAAAATGCACGAATATTCACTTCCTTCATAAACAAGCCTACTCTAAGTA AATAAAAGGACCCATAATACAAC SY4305 SY4305F1 TTGGTCT 964 GAAAGTG TAAATAT AGTCACG SY4305 SY4305R1 GCAAGTA 965 TTCCTTGT ACCCTTC ATC SY4305 SY4305A1FM CTCCTAA A 966 ACGTAAC TGT SY4305 SY4305A2TT CTCCTAA G 967 ACGTAGC TG SY4276 CAAAACTATACTAATAATTGCAATCCANTTGATAATTATATTNTTACCANTGTTTCTTTTTNGCTAAAAGC 581 AAGATACCACCACAATTAAAANGACCCTGAGACTAATTTTTTAAGACGTAGAAATTATTAAAATANTTTT TTTTCTTTCTTNNTTAGTAAAGTATTTTCTATGTGTATGAATAAAGAATCAAATTCTCGTCAATATACTCAA GAAATCCAATTATCATAGCAGTAAATTGTTATGCTATTTCTACTATATTGTTATTATGTTCCTTCTTTAGGA GAGAAATGACTCACATAGCATAGGATATAGATTTGGTNTAGTAATTAAGGAAATGGAGTATTGATNAAA TAAAAAAAACGTGATTCTTTACCNTTGAGATTAAGAGTAATGATAAAAAAANTTATTGAAAATTAAGAG TATCTCTTATGTTTAATCGATGTGGTCTCAATCATTAGACGATATTTAATAAGATAAGATATTTTCCAACT ACATCAT[*/CAT]GTGCATCCTCCATATAATTACTAAATCCAAATCTCTTGTTATTCAAACACTATAACGAC ATCAAAGATGTACTCNAGCTATGTATTAGTTTCCTTTTTCTTTTCCCCTTTCAAAAAGAAAATAGTGCATA AGGGCCACTAATTTCTTTTTTAAANNTTGCTATGTGCCATACTTGGTAGGTGCAAACAAACAAAATAGAG TAGTTACATAGTTAACATGGAGGAAATTAAACTACATATGGGGTAGGTTCTAGCCCGATAGGACTATAA AANNNNNGATAAAACACCATTTTGGTCTGAAAGTGTAAATATAGTCACGTTAAATTCTCAAATTTTCATT TTTTTNAAAGTTCCTAAAATGTCAAATAANNNNGCTCCTAAACGTANCTGTTTCCTTTGTTCTTAAATATA TTAATATTATCATTTAAGTAATGATATTNTGAAATTTAAACTATTTTTTGTTTATNGGCTAAGAGCAAACA TTATTAATATAAGGAAGAAGA SY4276 SY4276F1 CTCTTATG 968 TTTAATC GATGTGG TCTCAATC SY4276 SY4276R1 AGTGGCC 969 CTTATGC ACTATTTTC SY4276 SY4276A1FM CCAACTA I 970 CATCATC ATGT SY4276 SY4276A2TT TTCCAACT D 971 ACATCAT GTG SY4299 TATTAAATATAAAGTGGTNTGAAGTGACGTAAGTGCAAGTATATYGTGTGAGTGGCATTTTCAATTAAA 582 AAGACAGTGGTACGTCCTAGATTTAATAAAAATATNTGTCAGTATTNAAAAAAAATCTCGTGCTTTTTAT TTGATTGCTGAAGAAAAAAATTANCAATTATGTAGTATAAGTTANAAAAAAANTCATATTCTCCCTCAAC AAGAAATTATAGTTAATAAGAGTTTCAAAAAAGTTACTATAATGATCAACCAGCTTATTTTATGTGATAA TTTATTATTAAATTATATAAAATTATTTTATATTATCAGTGTATAATTTATTTTNNAAAAAAAAATACATAA ATAGTTTATTGTGTCAGATAAATTCTGATTGGAAGCTATTAAAGTTGCCCTTTAGAACTTTTATATATTTTC CAGTGTGCACATATANAAAAGAGGGTCACCTTTCACCTAGTGGTATGAAGTGGAAGTGTCTTGAACAAT AGTCTTCA[*/GCTCT]GAGGATGCTGCAATTCTCTTCCACCATTTNCCAAACAAATTAAAATGTTTCTGAA TCCAATTTGGAAACCAAAAAGTTCNTAGCTTTTCATAGAGCTTTCAAGTAATTAGCCCCGTGAAATATTTT TCTTTTTACGCAAGATGACACCACGGGCCTTCTAACTGAAACAAGCAATAATAATAACAGGCCAAGGAA AAACTCAGCAGCATTCTGTTAGAAGGAAAACACTTATCTCTATTAGCATATTTNTCTCCATTAATCTCTTA CTTCAGTCCTCTATCAGGTAAGAGTAGGACGTAAAATGTGTGATAGATGTTTGTGTTATTGTTTTCCTTTT CCAGTTCTGTTGAATTAAATGCTGTATTATATGATATCCTTGCTGCTAATATGCTTAACTGAATGAGTTTT TTACGTATGCTCTACGTGTTTTCCAATTCTTGCTTTTTCTAAAAGAATTTCTTGAACCTCCCCTCATATTTCC TTTGTGAACTTACCAGAT SY4299 SY4299F1 AGTGGTA 972 TGAAGTG GAAGTGT CTTG SY4299 SY4299R1 GGCCCGT 973 GGTGTCA TCTTG SY4299 SY4299A1FM TCAGCTC I 974 TGAGGAT GC SY4299 SY4299A2TT AACAATA D 975 GTCTTCA GAGGATGC SY4291 ATCAACCAGCTTATTTTATGTGATAATTTATTATTAAATTATATAAAATTATTTTATATTATCAGTGTATAA 583 TTTATTTTNNAAAAAAAAATACATAAATAGTTTATTGTGTCAGATAAATTCTGATTGGAAGCTATTAAAG TTGCCCTTTAGAACTTTTATATATTTTCCAGTGTGCACATATANAAAAGAGGGTCACCTTTCACCTAGTGG TATGAAGTGGAAGTGTCTTGAACAATAGTCTTCANNNNNGAGGATGCTGCAATTCTCTTCCACCATTTN CCAAACAAATRTTAAAATGTTTCTGAATICCAATTTGGAAACCAAAAAGTTCNTAGCTTTTCATAGAGCTTTCA AGTAATTAGCCCCGTGAAATATTTTTCTTTTTACGCAAGATGACACCACGGGCCTTCTAACTGAAACAAG CAATAATAATAACAGGCCAAGGAAAAACTCAGCAGCATTCTGTTAGAAGGAAAACACTTATCTCTATTA GCATATTT[C/G]TCTCCATTAATCTCTTACTTCAGTCCTCTATCAGGTAAGAGTAGGACGTAAAATGTGTG ATAGATGTTTGTGTTATTGTTTTCCTTTTCCAGTTCTGTTGAATTAAATGCTGTATTATATGATATCCTTGC TGCTAATATGCTTAACTGAATGAGTTTTTTACGTATGCTCTACGTGTTTTCCAATTCTTGCTTTTTCTAAAA GAATTTCTTGAACCTCCCCTCATATTTCCTTTGTGAACTTACCAGATTTCATGCATTTTGAGAGTCATAGA ATTTCTTATTATAGTTAGGCCGATTCTGCTAGAATCTAGCTACTGCATGCATGTACTTTGTTCAATATGTG TCAGTGATCCATAAGTAATGCATAATACACATGTTAGTCCATATGGGATCTGGAATTTGATCAATAATAT TTGCAGATGATTTCATAACAGACTGATATACGTGCAACGTAATTGTTAGAATAGATTTCGATACCACCTT AATTTTGAATTTAGG SY4291 SY4291F1 ACTCAGC 976 AGCATTC TGTTAGA AGGA SY4291 SY4291R1 ACTCTTAC 977 CTGATAG AGGACTG AAG SY4291 SY4291A1FM ATTAGCA C 978 TATTTCTC TCCATT SY4291 SY4291A2TT TATTAGC G 979 ATATTTGT CTCCAT SY4303 AAATAAAATAAATAAAATGACTTATCAAATTTTAAGTTTTCTATAAGTTTTTAGAATATTTTATTTTTATTG 584 ATTAANTATTTTACTAATTTTATTNCACTTTTTTGAAANTGAGTAAAAAACAAAAATAAAAAATNTATATA NNATTTAATTTTAAACTGGATAAATAATTTGATGAATGAGTCCTTTTTTTTAGCCAATAAGTGCATCTTTT ATTGATTTGATTTACATTATATTTTATTTAATCTGTCACNNCATGTAACTGATGGAGATGGCATCCCCATC TTTGGTTCTAGTCATCACTTATGGATTGACCACAACGACTCACTCTTCAATTGCACTGATGGCCTAATTGG TGCTGTTATGGGCTCCACTGCCATTACCATTTCCAACAACTGCTTCATCCCCTAACTAGGTCGATCTACTA ATTAATAGTCCTTTTGGTTAAAATATTTGAAGGAATTCTCTCATCATGTGTTTACTTTGTTTTAACCAAGTA NTACG[A/G]CCATAGAGAGNTAGTGTTGAGTTTATTGACTTCAAAATTATTCAGGTTATGCTACTGGCTC AACGTGACTCTTATGTCCACGATCAGCATATGCAAGGAATCAATGCATACAACCATTTCGGGGAGAATCT TAACCAAAGAATGCCCAGGTAATTAACTAACATCTTTTANGTAGTAGTAGTATCTCTAGATATTTTACTTT TTTTTTTNNAATTGTATATGTCATTCCATCTAACATTTTGTTCAATTCTATGATAATAATTTTTAATTACTTAT TATTTTTAAAAATAGNCTTAGTTACTATTTTGNTCTTNTAATTTAATTTTNAAGTTCAATTTGATTCTCTTA ATATTAAAAAGTTNAATTTNNTCCTCTNANNNNNNTTTTTTTAAATGACTTAATTAGNTCCTTTTACTTTT AGAAGTTTCAATTAAGTCATTTATTTTTTAAAATAGGTTCAATTTGATCTTATTTTTCTTTCATGTGCTNCA ANTTTTTTTA SY4303 SY4303F1 GGCTCCA 980 CTGCCAT TACCATT SY4303 SY4303R1 TGAGCCA 981 GTAGCAT AACCTGAA SY4303 SY4303A1FM TCTCTATG G 982 GCCGTA SY4303 SY4303A2TT CTCTCTAT A 883 GGTCGTA SY4273 CTCCATCAGTTACATGNNGTGACAGATTAAATAAAATATAATGTAAATCAAATCAATAAAAGATGCACTT 585 ATTGGCTAAAAAAAAGGACTCATTCATCAAATTATTTATCCAGTTTAAAATTAAATNNTATATANATTTTT TATTTTTGTTTTTTACTCANTTTCAAAAAAGTGNAATAAAATTAGTAAAATANTTAATCAATAAAAATAAA ATATTCTAAAAACTTATAGAAAACTTAAAATTTGATAAGTCATTTTATTTATTTTATTTTATTATTATGCAA ATGGTTGGGATTTTCACTTTCATTTTATTTGCATCTAATATTGTACTTAATAATGCATTTATCAAAATTAAG TGAAAAAATAAAATTATTTTAATAAAATTGTNTCCTGATAAATATAAATTCTCTTGAAATATTTATTTTCTT TTGGGACGAAGGGTTTTTTTTTTTTGCATTTTAAGATCTAGTTTAATAGAATCTATTATTGTAGTACTATTA TTGA[A/G]ATTTTGTATTATTGTAGTCCTATTATGCTATAATCCACCACATGTAGTTTAATTTGCTCAACTC TGTCACTACTCTATTTTGTGAGTTTTGCACGTACCAAGTGGGGGTACATAGCAATTTAAAAAGAGATACA CAATTTTGGATCACAACTTAGATGTAGATGAATTTCAATCCTTAGATGAAAATCAGGTCATTCATGTTTTT CTGATTTCACCAATTACGTCTTCCCCTTACTACATTTCCAAATCTCTGATACTAATAACCCCGGACCCAATA TATATAAAGGTGTAAGTCTGCTTTCTCAAACCTCCACCTTTTTCACTCATCAAATAAATCAGAAATTAATA TCAAATAAATTGTATCTTCAAAATTTAAATGTTTTCTTAACATGCATATGGTATATTATTTTATGTTTTTAA TATAAACTGAATGATTTAACTTTAATTTTTTATTTCTTTTNATTTATCATTTTTAACATTTTTAATTCTAAATT GAATTTG SY4273 SY4273F1 TTTCTTTT 984 GGGACGA AGGGTTT SY4273 SY4273R1 AGAGTAG 985 TGACAGA GTTGAGC AA SY4273 SY4273A1FM CTACAAT G 986 AATACAA AATCTCA ATA SY4273 SY4273A2TT CTACAAT A 987 AATACAA AATTTCA ATA SY4256 AAACCAAGTTTCTATGTTATTTTTATAGCGTGTTTGGGATGTGATTTTCCACGTTTTAGATATGATTTTCA 586 GAAACTAATACTTATAGCTTTCACATCCCAAACGTTATTTCTTAAACGAGTTTCCATAAACACGCTATTAG TAAATCAAAACCACCCATGAAAGCCAGAATTATATTGGAAAACAAAATTGATCCAATTAGAAGCAAAGA TATTATATAATATACATATAACAATTAATTCAAAAGAGCTGGAATAGAAAAACAACANAGACACTTATCA TGCACACACTTTACTCGCTATTCTTACCTTAATAACTTGAAGGCTCCATGAAAAGCTATATGAACTTTTNT AAGAGTTTTTTTCTGAATTGGATTGAGTATAAAAATGTGAGTTTGCTAGCAAAATGGTNGAAGAGGGAA TTGCAACAGAGCTGAAAACTTGTCAAGACACTANTACTTGGTGTGAGAATGAGAAATTAAGGTGACCCT CTATTTATAT[A/T]TGTGCACACTAATTAAGTACACTTCTTCCATGCTAGCAACCTGGTGAGAAAGGATA AGTCATAAGCGGCAACTGTGTAATACCACTTGGCGAAAAGTGACCCTCTCTTTGCACTTTTCATGTACAC TCTTNGAGTATAAAAGTCATAAGAGGCAACTTAACTTGGTNCTACTTGGTGAAAGTGGACCCTCTATTTA TACGGACACTCTGGATTATAAAAGTCATATGCGGCAACTTTAGTAATAGCTTCCAATCATTATTATTTGAG ATATTTTTNAACACATTTTTCTTAATATATTTTTTATTAATAAAATTATAAAATTATGAGTGATATTAATTTT TTAAATAAGAAGTGAAATTTATAAATTTTAATTAATAATAAAGAATATATTTATAAGATTNNATATNNGT TTGTAAGAAGCTGTTGAAACATGTATTCNTATCAAATTAAAGGCATGAGGATTTTGGATAGAGACAAAT GTAGGACATACCTATAATTAA SY4256 SY4256F1 TGCAACA 988 GAGCTGA AAACTTG TC SY4256 SY4256R1 ACACAGT 989 TGCCGCT TATGAC SY4256 SY4256A1FM CCCTCTAT A 990 TTATATAT GTGCA SY4256 SY4256A2TT CCTCTATT T 991 TATATTTG TGCAC SY4289 TAGTAAAGTATTTTCTATGTGTATGAATAAAGAATCAAATTCTCGTCAATATACTCAAGAAATCCAATTAT 587 CATAGCAGTAAATTGTTATGCTATTTCTACTATATTGTTATTATGTTCCTTCTTTAGGAGAGAAATGACTC ACATAGCATAGGATATAGATTTGGTNTAGTAATTAAGGAAATGGAGTATTGATNAAATAAAAAAAACGT GATTCTTTACCNTTGAGATTAAGAGTAATGATAAAAAAANTTATTGAAAATTAAGAGTATCTCTTATGTT TAATCGATGTGGTCTCAATCATTAGACGATATTTAATAAGATAAGATATTTTCCAACTACATCATNNNGT GCATCCTCCATATAATTACTAAATCCAAATCTCTTGTTATTCAAACACTATAACGACATCAAAGATGTACT CNAGCTATGTATTAGTTTCCTTTTTCTTTTCCCCTTTCAAAAAGAAAATAGTGCATAAGGGCCACTAATTT CTTTTTTAAA[*/AA]TTGCTATGTGCCATACTTGGTAGGTGCAAACAAACAAAATAGAGTAGTTACATAG TTAACATGGAGGAAATTAAACTACATATGGGGTAGGTTCTAGCCCGATAGGACTATAAAANNNNNGAT AAAACACCATTTTGGTCTGAAAGTGTAAATATAGTCACGTTAAATTCTCAAATTTTCATTTTTTTNAAAGT TCCTAAAATGTCAAATAANNNNGCTCCTAAACGTANCTGTTTCCTTTGTTCTTAAATATATTAATATTATC ATTTAAGTAATGATATTNTGAAATTTAAACTATTTTTTGTTTATNGGCTAAGAGCAAACATTATTAATATA AGGAAGAAGATGAAGGGTACAAGGAATACTTGCCCCTNACACAACTAGCTCAATAGTTATGTAAAATG ATGAATCCTCTAGCCTAAATATATGCACCCCAAAAATAAACCCTCTATGTAAACTATTACCCTAATCATCA AACCCAGCAAAAATCATTAAACCCT SY4289 SY4289F1 AGTGCAT 992 AAGGGCC ACTAATTTC SY4289 SY4289R1 CTATTTTG 993 TTTGTTTG CACCTAC CA SY4289 SY4289A1FM TGGCACA I 994 TAGCAAT TTTTAA SY4289 SY4289A2TT TATGGCA D 995 CATAGCA ATTTAAA SY4285 TACCACCACAATTAAAANGACCCTGAGACTAATTTTTTAAGACGTAGAAATTATTAAAATANTTTTTTTTC 588 TTTCTTNNTTAGTAAAGTATTTTTCTATGTGTATGAATAAAGAATCAAATTCTCGTCAATATACTCAAGAAA TCCAATTATCATAGCAGTAAATTGTTATGCTATTTCTACTATATTGTTATTATGTTCCTTCTTTAGGAGAGA AATGACTCACATAGCATAGGATATAGATTTGGTNTAGTAATTAAGGAAATGGAGTATTGATNAAATAAA AAAAACGTGATTCTTTACCNTTGAGATTAAGAGTAATGATAAAAAAANTTATTGAAAATTAAGAGTATCT CTTATGTTTAATCGATGTGGTCTCAATCATTAGACGATATTTAATAAGATAAGATATTTTCCAACTACATC ATNNNGTGCATCCTCCATATAATTACTAAATCCAAATCTCTTGTTATTCAAACACTATAACGACATCAAAG ATGTACTC[A/G]AGCTATGTATTAGTTTCCTTTTTCTTTTCCCCTTTCAAAAAGAAAATAGTGCATAAGGG CCACTAATTTCTTTTTTAAANNTTGCTATGTGCCATACTTGGTAGGTGCAAACAAACAAAATAGAGTAGT TACATAGTTAACATGGAGGAAATTAAACTACATATGGGGTAGGTTCTAGCCCGATAGGACTATAAAANN NNNGATAAAACACCATTTTGGTCTGAAAGTGTAAATATAGTCACGTTAAATTCTCAAATTTTCATTTTTTT NAAAGTTCCTAAAATGTCAAATAANNNNGCTCCTAAACGTANCTGTTTCCTTTGTTCTTAAATATATTAA TATTATCATTTAAGTAATGATATTNTGAAATTTAAACTATTTTTTGTTTATNGGCTAAGAGCAAACATTAT TAATATAAGGAAGAAGATGAAGGGTACAAGGAATACTTGCCCCTNACACAACTAGCTCAATAGTTATGT AAAATGATGAATCCTCTAGCCTA SY4285 SY4285F1 AAATCCA 996 AATCTCTT GTTATTC AAACACTA SY4285 SY4285R1 CACCTAC 997 CAAGTAT GGCACAT AGC SY4285 SY4285A1FM TCAAAGA A 998 TGTACTC AAGCT SY4285 SY4285A2TT CAAAGAT G 999 GTACTCG AGCT SY4306 TGAAAGGTGACCCTCTTTTNTATATGTGCACACTGGAAAATATATAAAAGTTCTAAAGGGCAACTTTAAT 589 AGCTTCCAATCAGAATTTATCTGACACAATAAACTATTTATGTATTTTTTTTTNNAAAATAAATTATACACT GATAATATAAAATAATTTTATATAATTTAATAATAAATTATCACATAAAATAAGCTGGTTGATCATTATAG TAACTTTTTTGAAACTCTTATTAACTATAATTTCTTGTTGAGGGAGAATATGANTTTTTTTNTAACTTATAC TACATAATTGNTAATTTTTTTCTTCAGCAATCAAATAAAAAGCACGAGATTTTTTTTNAATACTGACANAT ATTTTTATTAAATCTAGGACGTACCACTGTCTTTTTAATTGAAAATGCCACTCACACATATACTTGCACTTA CGTCACTTCANACCACTTTATATTTAATAAGTAATTTTGAAATAACTACNACATGATACCATGTTGCAATT G[A/G]TACTCTCCACAAAACATTAACATAATGATAATTTGGATAGGATGAATTAATATTTTAACATCGAT GTGATATTTGTATTTACATTCAATCTTATCTCTCCGTCTTGCTTCCATCAAAAGGTTGAAATATTTTTGAAG TATTCACGCAAGGGAAGCCTTTGAGAACCTATTACATTAGTACGTTGTATGGGTATNATTTTTTTTTTATA TATAAAAAAAATCCATACAAGAAATGAGTATTTGATATACTAAAATACATAAATTTCGACATAGTACAAA ACATATGATTGGAATTTATTTCCACTATTAAATAGTTAATANGATATATTAGACAAGAAAGGAATAT TATCCCATTGATAATGATTGTTCTTTTCTTTTCAGTTTGTATAACTAGATCCTGCTATTCAATTAAAAGAAA GGATATAGATTCTAAAACATAAATGAAGTAAAATATTTATAAATTACTATGACAATAANCGGAGTATAAA ACATGAACAA SY4306 SY4306F1 GCCACTC 1000 ACACATA TACTTGC ACTT SY4306 SY4306R1 TGATGGA 1001 AGCAAGA CGGAGAG AT SY4306 SY4306A1FM ACCATGT A 1002 TGCAATT GATA SY4306 SY4306A2TT CCATGTT G 1003 GCAATTG GTA SY4282 AAAATGTTGCAATAGTAGTGGATAAACCTATTGAAGCACTTGTTATACTCTCTTCAGGAGAAAAGGACTA 590 TATGAACAAAAAATGGAAGAGGGTACTGTGGAAATCTTGTGTTTATGCAATCACACTAGTAATGTTGAT TGCAATGCTCATTGGTTTGAATATGGCATGGACTGCAATTGCAGCTGCAATAACTTTGGTGGTTCTTGAT TTCAAAGATGCAGGGCCAAGCTTAGACAAGGTAAAGCTTATATAACACAACCNCTTGTACAAAACCTCA TTTTCTCTCTTTTCCATTTGAAATGCTAGCTATTGTTATTCTTGTGCCAACTGAACTTCGAACAATCTCTTA AAGTGATTTTCTTCTTGGAACAGGTCTCATATTCACTTTTGGTATTCTTCTGTGGAATGTTTATCACAGTA GAGGGCTTTAAGTCCACTGGAATTCCAGTGCTATGTGGGACTTAATGGAGCCCTATTCTCGAATAGATC ATGCTAGTG[A/G]AACAGCTATACTTCCTATAGTTATACTTGTCCTATCAAATTTGGCTTCAAACGTACCA ACAGGTAAGTGCATGATCTTCCTGCCAAAATAATTATTTTTCTGGTACAACTTGTTTATTTATATGTTACCC ATCTATTTTATGTTCGATTCATGATTAAAAGACNGTCTACTAATTTTTTTTACCTTGCTTAAATGACAATTA GTGAATGGTAAATCTTCAAATGGCTTCTGTTATGCATGNCTTATATTGTTTCCNAGAATTAGNTATACGT AACATGNAGCATTTTTTTAATTAATTTGAACTTTCATGACTGCTATAAGATATAATGTTAAATTTATGTGT TTGACATTAGTCAATTTTAAANTTTTAAACCAAGTTTGATATAAACTATAGTAGCATACAAAAAGAAATA TGTTAGGATTATATTTTCCCTAAAATTTTCAATTGTCATGGGCAAAAAAAAGTATGCAATGTTAAGTCATA ATACATATATGCAATC SY4282 SY4282F1 GGGACTT 1004 AATGGAG CCCTATTC TC SY4282 SY4282R1 TGGCAGG 1005 AAGATCA TGCACTTA SY4282 SY4282A1FM TCATGCT A 1006 AGTGAAA CAGCT SY4282 SY4282A2TT CATGCTA G 1007 GTGGAAC AGCT SY4268 GTCTGGGTAGGGTATTGTGCGTAGACATGTACCAGCACCGGCATTTACACGGGTAACAACTTCTGATTCT 591 CATTTCTGTATTAGTTTATATCTATACCTGCAAGTCAATAAATCACTAAAAATATTATTGTTAAATTTTTAG AACTAAATCGAAAACTCATCCTGAAATCTTCTAAACATAATCTCATGTGATTAATCTAATTAAGTATGTGA TTAAGATNTTCATTTCAAACATAAAAAAGTTACATAAATTTCCAACATAGTATAAAACATAATATTTGAAT GATCTTTNTTTTTNNGGGTAAAGATTTGAATGATCTATAGTTACTAAGCAAAAGCATATAATTTTTCACCT CAAATATAATTATTTATCAATATAATTAATAAACCCTTTAATTTTTTTTTACTGCAAATAAATCCTATNATC AATCATGATGAATGTTTCTTTGATAACAACTACGTTTTCTCTTCACTTCAGGATATAAGAAATGGTCGACT TCA[A/G]AAACAAAAACGATAAGAAATGGTCAAAATTTTAAAACTTTGTAACTGAAACAGTGTCAGCTTT TACATGATATTGATCAACCTTGAGAGGTTTCCACCCAGGCTAATCAAGATTAAATTAAATGCAACCAATA TGTGCTGCCAGAATTAATGTGTTCTGAGGTACTTTATTTGATGGGCTATCATAACAGCTTCGCAGGCTTT GTTCTCTCATGTGAAGTTTGAAACAGATTACAAGAAACTGCATGCTACATATGGCANAGCTCTAGTCGA GGGAGTATATTGGATGAAGGATTTTCCTCACCAAGTTGCCCTCCTGATTCAATCTGATGTAATTTGATTTC TGTTTTGGAATAAAATCAGATGAATTACTCTTAAAAAAAATGTAAAACTTCAAGGAAGTAAAATATCTAT TTTAATTTGTACATCNNACAAAATAAATTATATTACAACTAAAATTTGTAATAAATAATATTTTTAAACAT ATAAATAATATTTTAG SY4268 SY4268F1 AACAACT 1008 ACGTTTTC TCTTCACT TCAG SY4268 SY4268R1 CCTGGGT 1009 GGAAACC TCTCAA SY4268 SY4268A1FM AAATGGT A 1010 CGACTTC AAAA SY4268 SY4268A2TT TGGTCGA G 1011 CTTCAGAA SY4269 CTGAATAAATAGATATATGCTCCAATATATATGCATGACGCTCAAAACCGCGCAGGGAGGCAACAAATT 592 AACAAACAACAGTAGCTAGTATTTTAACATTATAGAATTTTAAGTCAACAGACATGCACATTANAAATTG AATTTTGNAAATTAAATTTTTATTATTAAGATTTAGNTGACTTATATGNAAAGTAAAATATTATATTTTAC TANATGAANATTATTTAAATGAATATATTAGAAGTTGTTTTTATTTCAACTTTTAAGAGAGTTTATTTTTGT TTCAACTTAATTTATTTATTATAGTTGGTGATAATTTTTACCGTGAAAAAAAATAGTATATGAAGAGAAA GTGTGTGAGAAGAAAGATTGTGAAACAACAGTCACTTTGTTGATAGAAAAATGATTTTGTGTAAGAATG TTATCATTTTTTGTAACGTATTCGGTTTTATAGGGTGATACACTATTTGGGAAGAGTTACACTCTTNTAAT CATTTTTGT[A/G]ATAGTNAAATACTTTTGAAATGATTANGTGAATNTAAGCAAAAAATGTCGCGTTAAA TTCGTATGTTTGTTATTATTTTTCTTGTGGTATAATTTTTATTGTGTTTTTATAATCTTTCGTGTGAAGATTG ATTATCCAACACATTTTAATTATAGGTATGTCCTACATTTGTCTCTATCCAAAATCCTCATGCCTTTAATTT GATANGAATACATGTTTCAACAGCTTCTTACAAACNNATATNNAATCTTATAAATATATTCTTTATTATTA ATTAAAATTTATAAATTTCACTTCTTATTTAAAAAATTAATATCACTCATAATTTTATAATTTTATTAATAAA AAATATATTAAGAAAAATGTGTTNAAAAATATCTCAAATAATAATGATTGGAAGCTATTACTAAAGTTGC CGCATATGACTTTTATAATCCAGAGTGTCCGTATAAATAGAGGGTCCACTTTCACCAAGTAGNACCAAGT TAAGTTGCCTCTTA SY4269 SY4269F1 TGTAACG 1012 TATTCGG TTTTATAG GGTGA SY4269 SY4269R1 AACAAAC 1013 ATACGAA TTTAACG CGACAT SY4269 SY4269A1FM AATCATTT A 1014 TTGTAAT AGT SY4269 SY4269A2TT AATCATTT G 1015 TTGTGAT AG SY4272 ACACAAAGATAATATTAGTGGACGGTTTCAACCACTTCTTTCAGAAAAACCAAGTTTCTATGTTATTTTTA 593 TAGCGTGTTTGGGATGTGATTTTCCACGTTTTAGATATGATTTTCAGAAACTAATACTTATAGCTTTCACA TCCCAAACGTTATTTCTTAAACGAGTTTCCATAAACACGCTATTAGTAAATCAAAACCACCCATGAAAGCC AGAATTATATTGGAAAACAAAATTGATCCAATTAGAAGCAAAGATATTATATAATATACATATAACAATT AATTCAAAAGAGCTGGAATAGAAAAACAACANAGACACTTATCATGCACACACTTTACTCGCTATTCTTA CCTTAATAACTTGAAGGCTCCATGAAAAGCTATATGAACTTTTNTAAGAGTTTTTTTCTGAATTGGATTGA GTATAAAAATGTGAGTTTGCTAGCAAAATGGTNGAAGAGGGAATTGCAACAGAGCTGAAAACTTGTCA AGACACTA[A/C]TACTTGGTGTGAGAATGAGAAATTAAGGTGACCCTCTATTTATATNTGTGCACACTAA TTAAGTACACTTCTTCCATGCTAGCAACCTGGTGAGAAAGGATAAGTCATAAGCGGCAACTGTGTAATA CCACTTGGCGAAAAGTGACCCTCTCTTTGCACTTTTCATGTACACTCTTNGAGTATAAAAGTCATAAGAG GCAACTTAACTTGGTNCTACTTGGTGAAAGTGGACCCTCTATTTATACGGACACTCTGGATTATAAAAGT CATATGCGGCAACTTTAGTAATAGCTTCCAATCATTATTATTTGAGATATTTTTNAACACATTTTTCTTAAT ATATTTTTTATTAATAAAATTATAAAATTATGAGTGATATTAATTTTTTAAATAAGAAGTGAAATTTATAA ATTTTAATTAATAATAAAGAATATATTTATAAGATTNNATATNNGTTTGTAAGAAGCTGTTGAAACATGT ATTCNTATCAAATTAAAGGC SY4272 SY4272F1 AGAGGG 1016 AATTGCA ACAGAGC TGA SY4272 SY4272R1 TGCCGCT 1017 TATGACT TATCCTTTC SY4272 SY4272A1FM TTGTCAA A 1018 GACACTA ATACTT SY4272 SY4272A2TT CAAGACA C 1019 CTACTACT TGGT SY4250 CAGGTCTGTGTTCAGTATTTGTCTCAAACATCTCTGTTCTATTTTCAATATTCATTGAAGTTAAATCTTTGG 594 CTTGTATGACAAATTGAAGGATGTTTACCTTGGTAAACAGAAGTGGAGGTTTAAGGTGAGAGTGGTTTG CATTTGTGATATGTGTCAAGTTAGTGATCCCATTATCCACTTGAATTTGTACAGAGATGTTTGCAAAAATA TATCACAATGATGCTTTATACAAGGAATTGTGGCATGTCTGTGTCAACCTTTGACACTCTTTTGAGTGAA GGAGAGAGGGTTTATTACTTCCCTCAAGGTCATATGGAACACGTACAAGTTGTATGGGCATGTGCTCTT AATTTCTGACTTTAATTNCAGTTAGATGCTTGTGCTACTATTATCTTGCTCCATATCATGTTTTGGATACTA GCATAATTGTTTTGTTTCCATTTTCCAATTAAGATCTTATTGGTGTTGGCATGGTTCACCTAACAGTGTTTT CTCTT[A/G]ACAATTTTATCTATAAAATTTTTATTTTTCTTGATCTGACTTGTATGCTAGCAGGAGGCGTCT TTGTTTANGGTGTGTTTGCTGTAAGTTTTAAAATTGCACAAGTTGCGTCTGGTGGCATTTCAGTTTGGAT ATGTTAGATATATTGAACTCAGTTACTATTTCTATTTCCCCTTAAGTTTTAAATGTTAAAATAAATAAATAA ATTGAGAGATTAAACCAAATTTGGGTGTATTTTAATTATAGATTTCATGCCAGGATTTAGTGATTTTGGA TTTCTTCAGTGTCAAGATTTGTTGGTTTATTTAATTTTAATTTATTTATTTTCTTGACTGATTTAATTGCCTT TGCTATTTTTGCAGTGTCTATCTCTGAATATCCAAGATCTTCAAAGGCAATGCTATCTCTGAGAAACATTT TTCTGAGGAATGTATAAGCTTGATATTTGCTTTCCTTTGATGATTCATATTTGTTCCTTTTTGGGACTTTAC TGTTTAAGA SY4250 SY4250F1 ATTGGTG 1020 TTGGCAT GGTTCAC SY4250 SY4250R1 TAAACAA 1021 AGACGCC TCCTGCTA SY4250 SY4250A1FM AACAGTG A 1022 TTTTCTCT TAACAAT SY4250 SY4250A2TT ACAGTGT G 1023 TTTCTCTT GACAATT SY4307 AAGGGTACAAGGAATACTTGCCCCTNACACAACTAGCTCAATAGTTATGTAAAATGATGAATCCTCTAGC 595 CTAAATATATGCACCCCAAAAATAAACCCTCTATGTAAACTATTACCCTAATCATCAAACCCAGCAAAAAT CATTAAACCCTACTCATCTATATAAACTTNGACTAAAATAATTGGCAGATTACACTTTNAGTAATATTTTT TTTAAAAAAAAAANCTNACTTTTATATAATATGACAGTGTNATATACACTTTCAACGACCTAAATGATGT GCTATATCCCANAANGTGATCAAAATCTCAAAATGCACGAATATTCACTTCCTTCATAAACAAGCCTACT CTAAGTAAATAAAAGGACCCATAATACAACCCAGAAATGGAAAACAATTAAGAGCTAGCANACGTAAA AAANTTATTCAGTAAAATCAGCATATATATTAATATTTAAAACAATATATTTACAAATACGTTGCATCTCA AAGATAACG[A/G]TGAAATCCCATATTCTCTTTATTTCATTTTAATTTATGTGGTCATGCATAGTACGTAA ACATATTGTGCAAATAATCATCAAANTAATCATACATAACGTTTAATTTAATAAAACTGCAAAAGGAAAA CAGCAAAAACGTTTATCAAACTTTTTTACATCNTAGTCTTACCTTATAAAGAAAATTCNTTCATGGGCTTC GATATAACTTGGAATTCCACACCTTGCAGTCCTTGCATTGGATTTACTTCATGAAAAAGCTATAAACGTTT TGTAAGTCTTTTTCGGGATTGAGATTTAGAAATATTTTAATCTATTTGGAAAATAAGAGAAGAGAACTGC AGCATCCTTAAAGCTGAAAACCTATCACGAAAACTTCATACCACATGCTGAAAGGTGACTTTCTATTATA TAAGTGCACCTGGAGGATAAGAAGAAAATGGCAACTTCGGTAATAACTTCCAATTTAGAATTACACGAA TGAACAANTTTTTCTTCATTT SY4307 SY4307F1 CCCATAA 1024 TACAACC CAGAAAT GGAA SY4307 SY4307R1 GTTTACG 1025 TACTATG CATGACC ACA SY4307 SY4307A1FM ATATGGG G 1026 ATTTCACC GTTATC SY4307 SY4307A2TT AATATGG A 1027 GATTTCA TCGTTATC SY4265 ATTCTNGGAAACAATATAAGNCATGCATAACAGAAGCCATTTGAAGATTTACCATTCACTAATTGTCATT 596 TAAGCAAGGTAAAAAAAATTAGTAGACNGTCTTTTAATCATGAATCGAACATAAAATAGATGGGTAACA TATAAATAAACAAGTTGTACCAGAAAAATAATTATTTTGGCAGGAAGATCATGCACTTACCTGTTGGTAC GTTTGAAGCCAAATTTGATAGGACAAGTATAACTATAGCAAGTATAGCTGTTNCACTAGCATGATCTATT CGAGAATAGGGCTCCATTAAGTCCCACATAGCACTAGGAATTCCAGTGGACTTAAAGCCCTCTACTGTG ATAAACATTCCACAGAAGAATACCAAAAGTGAATATGAGACCTGTTCCAAGAAGAAAATCACTTTAAGA GATTGTTCGAAGTTCAGTTGGCACAAGAATAACAATAGCTAGCATTTCAAATGGAAAAGAGAGAAAATG AGGTTTTGTACAAG[A/C]GGTTGTGTTATATAAGCTTTACCTTGTCTAAGCTTGGCCCTGCATCTTTGAAA TCAAGAACCACCAAAGTTATTGCAGCTGCAATTGCAGTCCATGCCATATTCAAACCAATGAGCATTGCAA TCAACATTACTAGTGTGATTGCATAAACACAAGATTTCCACAGTACCCTCTTCCATTTTTTGTTCATATAGT CCTTTTCTCCTGAAGAGAGTATAACAAGTGCTTCAATAGGTTTATCCACTACTATTGCAACATTTTTTGAA GGATTAGTTTCCTCCTTTGTATCATTTGTCCCTTCCTTGGATGCATTTGAGTTTGTTGTGAAATCCTTTGTG CCACTATGAACCATCTGAACTTCACTTTCACTTGGAGTTGATTGGTCTCTCATAACATGAACTTGGGAAG AGTTTTGAATACTATTAGCAAGTTCTACACTGCCATTGCATTCTTGAGAATTAAAGGATGTAAAATGAGA CATTCTGGCTGGAGAAAACTGA SY4265 SY4265F1 TTCGAAG 1028 TTCAGTT GGCACAA SY4265 SY4265R1 AGGGCCA 1029 AGCTTAG ACAAGGT AA SY4265 SY4265A1FM AACACAA C 1030 CCGCTTG TAC SY4265 SY4265A2TT AACACAA A 1031 CCTCTTGT ACA SY4297 TACGTATCCTTTTGGTTGATATGATAGCTAGGGAGTATGCCATATATTTGTGCTGCTAGTCTTCTTTTCAT 597 TTCTGCAATTTCTTTCCTGTCTACCAAGAACAATATGTTACATAAAATACAATTTATGCTTTGTGAAATTCT ACATGTACATCGGTACTTTTGCACCAAGGAAATAAGGGGAGGGGGATACTTTAAATTTGACAGTTTTGT ACTTTTGCTTGATTATTTGTTCATTTGTAAAAAATAATATATATAATGGTACATATTATTTTTTACACCCTA TCATTTATAGGTTGAATTTGAAGTATGGCAAGAGCTAGTATGAGTTGCTTATAATTGAGTTTTGTTCCTTT TTTTTACGTGTTTTGTTCCTTCTAAAATGCTGAAAAGTTTTTTTACNGGTAAACATTATTCTACAGTTGGTC TATGCAGCAGTATGCAATCCAAATTACACATTTATGCTATCAATACATAGAAAGCCTTTTCTTTCTCGCCA AC[A/G]CCAAGTATAACAAATATCTTATATATGAAGTAAAGCTTTTATGTAATAAAGGATATATGCACTA TTAATCTAAATATTGTTGGAGTAGAAATGTAAAGTGAAATNTNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNCTCAGATANA AGTGGAAAAGTTGAACAACATATAAGTAAGGAGAACAGCTATACACTTTTTAAGGTTTTAGGTTAAAAT GAANTGTCAAATCTCCTTTTATGATAAATTATAAAAGAAAGATTCGTTGTTAAAATTAATAAAGTAAAAA ATTATAATAAGATTTCTACTATTCAAATAATTGTACAAGAAGTTAAGAAGATATTCAAAAGAAAATAGCT AAAGAAGAAAAAGAGTTTATTACTTAATGAATAAATTATTTTATTAGCTTTATTATTTGACTAGGCATCAT ATATCTAGAATATAAAATAAGATATAAATTATAAAAGAAAGGTTGGTTGTTAAAATTAATAAAATAGAA AATTATAATAAAATTTCTAC SY4297 SY4297F1 ATGCAGC 1032 AGTATGC AATCCAA SY4297 SY4297R1 TTCACTTT 1033 ACATTTCT ACTCCAA CAATA SY4297 SY4297A1FM TTGTTATA G 1034 CTTGGCG TT SY4297 SY4297A2TT TTATACTT A 1035 GGTGTTG GC SY4279 TATAGATTCTAAAACATAAATGAAGTAAAATATTTATAAATTACTATGACAATAANCGGAGTATAAAACA 598 TGAACAAACTCATAGAAATCAAAGTCAAAATATTAAGAAAAAAATGTTAGCTGGCCAACAANNNNNGC ATTACCAATAAAAAAGAATCAAAACTATACTAATAATTGCAATCCANTTGATAATTATATTNTTACCANT GTTTCTTTTTNGCTAAAAGCAAGATACCACCACAATTAAAANGACCCTGAGACTAATTTTTTAAGACGTA GAAATTATTAAAATANTTTTTTTTCTTTCTTTCTTNNTTAGTAAAGTATTTTCTATGTGTATGAATAAAGAATCA AATTCTCGTCAATATACTCAAGAAATCCAATTATCATAGCAGTAAATTGTTATGCTATTTCTACTATATTGT TATTATGTTCCTTCTTTAGGAGAGAAATGACTCACATAGCATAGGATATAGATTTGGTNTAGTAATTAAG GAAATGGAGTATTGAT[A/G]AAATAAAAAAAACGTGATTCTTTACCNTTGAGATTAAGAGTAATGATAA AAAAANTTATTGAAAATTAAGAGTATCTCTTATGTTTAATCGATGTGGTCTCAATCATTAGACGATATTTA ATAAGATAAGATATTTTCCAACTACATCATNNNGTGCATCCTCCATATAATTACTAAATCCAAATCTCTTG TTATTCAAACACTATAACGACATCAAAGATGTACTCNAGCTATGTATTAGTTTCCTTTTTCTTTTCCCCTTT CAAAAAGAAAATAGTGCATAAGGGCCACTAATTTCTTTTTTAAANNTTGCTATGTGCCATACTTGGTAGG TGCAAACAAACAAAATAGAGTAGTTACATAGTTAACATGGAGGAAATTAAACTACATATGGGGTAGGTT CTAGCCCGATAGGACTATAAAANNNNNGATAAAACACCATTTTGGTCTGAAAGTGTAAATATAGTCACG TTAAATTCTCAAATTTTCATTTTTTTNAAAGTTC SY4279 SY4279F1 GGAGAG 1036 AAATGAC TCACATA GCATAGG SY4279 SY4279R1 TGAGACC 1037 ACATCGA TTAAACA TAAGAGA SY4279 SY4279A1FM AAGGAAA A 1038 TGGAGTA TTGATAAA SY4279 SY4279A2TT AGGAAAT G 1039 GGAGTAT TGATGAA SY4251 AAGAAATTCTATGACTCTCAAAATGCATGAAATCTGGTAAGTTCACAAAGGAAATATGAGGGGAGGTTC 599 AAGAAATTCTTTTAGAAAAAGCAAGAATTGGAAAACACGTAGAGCATACGTAAAAAACTCATTCAGTTA AGCATATTAGCAGCAAGGATATCATATAATACAGCATTTAATTCAACAGAACTGGAAAAGGAAAACAAT AACACAAACATCTATCACACATTTTACGTCCTACTCTTACCTGATAGAGGACTGAAGTAAGAGATTAATG GAGANAAATATGCTAATAGAGATAAGTGTTTTCCTTCTAACAGAATGCTGCTGAGTTTTTCCTTGGCCTG TTATTATTATTGCTTGTTTCAGTTAGAAGGCCCGTGGTGTCATCTTGCGTAAAAAGAAAAATATTTCACG GGGCTAATTACTTGAAAGCTCTATGAAAAGCTANGAACTTTTTGGTTTCCAAATTGGATTCAGAAACATT TTAATTTGTTTGG[A/G]AAATGGTGGAAGAGAATTGCAGCATCCTCNNNNNTGAAGACTATTGTTCAAG ACACTTCCACTTCATACCACTAGGTGAAAGGTGACCCTCTTTTNTATATGTGCACACTGGAAAATATATA AAAGTTCTAAAGGGCAACTTTAATAGCTTCCAATCAGAATTTATCTGACACAATAAACTATTTATGTATTT TTTTTTNNAAAATAAATTATACACTGATAATATAAAATAATTTTATATAATTTAATAATAAATTATCACATA AAATAAGCTGGTTGATCATTATAGTAACTTTTTTGAAACTCTTATTAACTATAATTTCTTGTTGAGGGAGA ATATGANTTTTTTTNTAACTTATACTACATAATTGNTAATTTTTTTCTTCAGCAATCAAATAAAAAGCACG AGATTTTTTTTNAATACTGACANATATTTTTATTAAATCTAGGACGTACCACTGTCTTTTTAATTGAAAAT GCCACTCACACATATACTTGCA SY4251 SY4251F1 AAGGCCC 1040 GTGGTGT CATCTTG SY4251 SY4251R1 TGGTATG 1041 AAGTGGA AGTGTCT TGA SY4251 SY4251A1FM CACCATTT G 1042 CCCAAAC AA SY4251 SY4251A2TT TCCACCA A 1043 TTTTCCAA AC SY4249 GATGAATGAGTCCTTTTTTTTAGCCAATAAGTGCATCTTTTATTGATTTGATTTACATTATATTTTATTTAA 600 TCTGTCACNNCATGTAACTGATGGAGATGGCATCCCCATCTTTGGTTCTAGTCATCACTTATGGATTGAC CACAACGACTCACTCTTCAATTGCACTGATGGCCTAATTGGTGCTGTTATGGGCTCCACTGCCATTACCAT TTCCAACAACTGCTTCATCCCCTAACTAGGTCGATCTACTAATTAATAGTCCTTTTGGTTAAAATATTTGAA GGAATTCTCTCATCATGTGTTTACTTTGTTTTAACCAAGTANTACGNCCATAGAGAGNTAGTGTTGAGTT TATTGACTTCAAAATTATTCAGGTTATGCTACTGGCTCAACGTGACTCTTATGTCCACGATCAGCATATGC AAGGAATCAATGCATACAACCATTTCGGGGAGAATCTTAACCAAAGAATGCCCAGGTAATTAACTAACA TCTTTTA[A/T]GTAGTAGTAGTATCTCTAGATATTTTACTTTTTTTTTTNNAATTGTATATGTCATTCCATCT AACATTTTGTTCAATTCTATGATAATAATTTTTATTACTTATTATTTTTAAAAATAGNCTTAGTTACTATTTT GNTCTTNTAATTTAATTTTNAAGTTCAATTTGATTCTCTTAATATTAAAAAGTTNAATTTNNTCCTCTNAN NNNNNTTTTTTTAAATGACTTAATTAGNTCCTTTTACTTTTAGAAGTTTCAATTAAGTCATTTATTTTTTAA AATAGGTTCAATTTGATCTTATTTTTCTTTCATGTGCTNCAANTTTTTTTNNNNAAAAATAAGATCANATT TGATTTTAAATAGGANAAAGTTGAANTTATTTTAAAAATTAAGGAACCTAATTNAAACTTCTAAANATAA AAGNACCTAANNGAAANACTTTTAAAAATTAAAGAACCTAATCAAACATTTTAATAATAANAGGATCAA ATTNAACTTCATANT SY4249 SY4249F1 ACTGGCT 1044 CAACGTG ACTCTTA SY4249 SY4249R1 TGAACAA 1045 AATGTTA GATGGAA TGACA SY4249 SY4249A1FM TAGAGAT T 1046 ACTACTA CTACATA SY4249 SY4249A2TT AGAGATA A 1047 CTACTACT ACTTAA SY4310 CCAGATTTCATTAAGGTGTAAAAAAACATGACAGTGTGTTAGATTTGAAAGTTAGAGCTAAAAAAGTTC 601 TTTATGAGATGGTTGTTCATATCTACATCTATATATGAAAGGATTTGTTGTAGTTATGTTCTTCAGGTCTG TGTTCAGTATTTGTCTCAAACATCTCTGTTCTATTTTCAATATTCATTGAAGTTAAATCTTTGGCTTGTATG ACAAATTGAAGGATGTTTACCTTGGTAAACAGAAGTGGAGGTTTAAGGTGAGAGTGGTTTGCATTTGTG ATATGTGTCAAGTTAGTGATCCCATTATCCACTTGAATTTGTACAGAGATGTTTGCAAAAATATATCACAA TGATGCTTTATACAAGGAATTGTGGCATGTCTGTGTCAACCTTTGACACTCTTTTGAGTGAAGGAGAGAG GGTTTATTACTTCCCTCAAGGTCATATGGAACACGTACAAGTTGTATGGGCATGTGCTCTTAATTTCTGAC TTTAATT[A/G]CAGTTAGATGCTTGTGCTACTATTATCTTGCTCCATATCATGTTTTGGATACTAGCATAAT TGTTTTGTTTCCATTTTCCAATTAAGATCTTATTGGTGTTGGCATGGTTCACCTAACAGTGTTTTCTCTTNA CAATTTTATCTATAAAATTTTTATTTTTCTTGATCTGACTTGTATGCTAGCAGGAGGCGTCTTTGTTTANGG TGTGTTTGCTGTAAGTTTTAAAATTGCACAAGTTGCGTCTGGTGGCATTTCAGTTTGGATATGTTAGATAT ATTGAACTCAGTTACTATTTCTATTTCCCCTTAAGTTTTAAATGTTAAAATAAATAAATAAATTGAGAGAT TAAACCAAATTTGGGTGTATTTTAATTATAGATTTCATGCCAGGATTTAGTGATTTTGGATTTCTTCAGTG TCAAGATTTGTTGGTTTATTTAATTTTAATTTATTTATTTTCTTGACTGATTTAATTGCCTTTGCTATTTTTG CAGTGTCTA SY4310 SY4310F1 GGGCATG 1048 TGCTCTTA ATTTCTGA SY4310 SY4310R1 GTGAACC 1049 ATGCCAA CACCAA SY4310 SY4310A1FM CAAGCAT G 1050 CTAACTG CAA SY4310 SY4310A2TT CACAAGC A 1051 ATCTAAC TGTAA SY4292 ATTGTCATAGTAATTTATAAATATTTTACTTCATTTATGTTTTAGAATCTATATCCTTTCTTTTAATTGAATA 602 GCAGGATCTAGTTATACAAACTGAAAAGAAAAGAACAATCATTATCAATGGGATAAAAAATATTCCTTTC TTGTCTAATATATCNTATTAACTATTTAATAGTGGAAATAAATTCCAATCATATGTTTTGTACTATGTCGA AATTTATGTATTTTAGTATATCAAATACTCATTTCTTGTATGGATTTTTTTTATATATAAAAAAAAAATNAT ACCCATACAACGTACTAATGTAATAGGTTCTCAAAGGCTTCCCTTGCGTGAATACTTCAAAAATATTTCAA CCTTTTGATGGAAGCAAGACGGAGAGATAAGATTGAATGTAAATACAAATATCACATCGATGTTAAAAT ATTAATTCATCCTATCCAAATTATCATTATGTTAATGTTTTGTGGAGAGTANCAATTGCAACATGGTATCA TGT[A/G]GTAGTTATTTCAAAATTACTTATTAAATATAAAGTGGTNTGAAGTGACGTAAGTGCAAGTATA TGTGTGAGTGGCATTTTCAATTAAAAAGACAGTGGTACGTCCTAGATTTAATAAAAATATNTGTCAGTAT TNAAAAAAAATCTCGTGCTTTTTATTTGATTGCTGAAGAAAAAAATTANCAATTATGTAGTATAAGTTAN AAAAAAANTCATATTCTCCCTCAACAAGAAATTATAGTTAATAAGAGTTTCAAAAAAGTTACTATAATGA TCAACCAGCTTATTTTATGTGATAATTTATTATTAAATTATATAAAATTATTTTATATTATCAGTGTATAATT TATTTTNNAAAAAAAAATACATAAATAGTTTATTGTGTCAGATAAATTCTGATTGGAAGCTATTAAAGTT GCCCTTTAGAACTTTTATATATTTTCCAGTGTGCACATATANAAAAGAGGGTCACCTTTCACCTAGTGGTA TGAAGTGGAAGTG SY4292 SY4292F1 GGAAGCA 1052 AGACGGA GAGATAA GATTG SY4292 SY4292R1 GCCACTC 1053 ACACATA TACTTGC ACTT SY4292 SY4292A1FM CATGGTA A 1054 TCATGTA GTAGT SY4292 SY4292A2TT CATGGTA G 1055 TCATGTG GTA SY4290 AAAAAAGAGGAGAATTTTCAAGGAATAAGTTGCTCTTGTATTTGACCTCTTCACTGCAGAAAGAAAATCT 603 CTCTTAAACAGTAAAGTCCCAAAAAGGAACAAATATGAATCATCAAAGGAAAGCAAATATCAAGCTTAT ACATTCCTCAGAAAAATGTTTCTCAGAGATAGCATTGCCTTTGAAGATCTTGGATATTCAGAGATAGACA CTGCAAAAATAGCAAAGGCAATTAAATCAGTCAAGAAAATAAATAAATTAAAATTAAATAAACCAACAA ATCTTGACACTGAAGAAATCCAAAATCACTAAATCCTGGCATGAAATCTATAATTAAAATACACCCAAAT TTGGTTTAATCTCTCAATTTATTTATTTATTTTAACATTTAAAACTTAAGGGGAAATAGAAATAGTAACTG AGTTCAATATATCTAACATATCCAAACTGAAATGCCACCAGACGCAACTTGTGCAATTTTAAAACTTACA GCAAACACACC[A/G]TAAACAAAGACGCCTCCTGCTAGCATACAAGTCAGATCAAGAAAAATAAAAATT TTATAGATAAAATTGTNAAGAGAAAACACTGTTAGGTGAACCATGCCAACACCAATAAGATCTTAATTG GAAAATGGAAACAAAACAATTATGCTAGTATCCAAAACATGATATGGAGCAAGATAATAGTAGCACAA GCATCTAACTGNAATTAAAGTCAGAAATTAAGAGCACATGCCCATACAACTTGTACGTGTTCCATATGAC CTTGAGGGAAGTAATAAACCCTCTCTCCTTCACTCAAAAGAGTGTCAAAGGTTGACACAGACATGCCAC AATTCCTTGTATAAAGCATCATTGTGATATATTTTTGCAAACATCTCTGTACAAATTCAAGTGGATAATGG GATCACTAACTTGACACATATCACAAATGCAAACCACTCTCACCTTAAACCTCCACTTCTGTTTACCAAGG TAAACATCCTTCAATTTGTCATACAAGC SY4290 SY4290F1 CCAGACG 1056 CAACTTG TGCAAT SY4290 SY4290R1 GTTGGCA 1057 TGGTTCA CCTAACAG SY4290 SY4290A1FM CAGCAAA A 1058 CACACCA TAAAC SY4290 SY4290A2TT AGCAAAC G 1059 ACACCGT AAACA SY4252 TATAAACTTNGACTAAAATAATTGGCAGATTACACTTTNAGTAATATTTTTTTTAAAAAAAAAANCTNAC 604 TTTTATATAATATGACAGTGTNATATACACTTTCAACGACCTAAATGATGTGCTATATCCCANAANGTGA TCAAAATCTCAAAATGCACGAATATTCACTTCCTTCATAAACAAGCCTACTCTAAGTAAATAAAAGGACC CATAATACAACCCAGAAATGGAAAACAATTAAGAGCTAGCANACGTAAAAAANTTATTCAGTAAAATCA GCATATATATTAATATTTAAAACAATATATTTACAAATACGTTGCATCTCAAAGATAACGNTGAAATCCCA TATTCTCTTTATTTCATTTTAATTTATGTGGTCATGCATAGTACGTAAACATATTGTGCAAATAATCATCAA ANTAATCATACATAACGTTTAATTTAATAAAACTGCAAAAGGAAAACAGCAAAAACGTTTATCAAACTTT TTTACATC[A/G]TAGTCTTACCTTATAAAGAAAATTCNTTCATGGGCTTCGATATAACTTGGAATTCCACA CCTTGCAGTCCTTGCATTGGATTTACTTCATGAAAAAGCTATAAACGTTTTGTAAGTCTTTTTCGGGATTG AGATTTAGAAATATTTTAATCTATTTGGAAAATAAGAGAAGAGAACTGCAGCATCCTTAAAGCTGAAAA CCTATCACGAAAACTTCATACCACATGCTGAAAGGTGACTTTCTATTATATAAGTGCACCTGGAGGATAA GAAGAAAATGGCAACTTCGGTAATAACTTCCAATTTAGAATTACACGAATGAACAANTTTTTCTTCATTTT TAAANAAGTAATTAAATTTGAGGCACGTGATAATTTCTCGAGACCAACAACTTTTTAATTAAATCGTGGG TATATATATATATACTAGTAGTCCACTACTTATAATTGAAAATGTTAGAGTAAATGATCAATTATATTTTG TTTCTGAAAGCGTGTGATG SY4252 SY4252F1 ATGTGGT 1060 CATGCAT AGTACGT AAAC SY4252 SY4252R1 CAATGCA 1061 AGGACTG CAAGGT SY4252 SY4252A1FM TAAGGTA G 1062 AGACTAC GATGT SY4252 SY4252A2TT TTATAAG A 1063 GTAAGAC TATGATG SY4246 GATCCTGCTATTCAATTAAAAGAAAGGATATAGATTCTAAAACATAAATGAAGTAAAATATTTATAAATT 605 ACTATGACAATAANCGGAGTATAAAACATGAACAAACTCATAGAAATCAAAGTCAAAATATTAAGAAAA AAATGTTAGCTGGCCAACAANNNNNGCATTACCAATAAAAAAGAATCAAAACTATACTAATAATTGCAA TCCANTTGATAATTATATTNTTACCANTGTTTCTTTTTTNGCTAAAAGCAAGATACCACCACAATTAAAAN GACCCTGAGACTAATTTTTTAAGACGTAGAAATTATTAAAATANTTTTTTTTCTTTCTTNNTTAGTAAAGT ATTTTCTATGTGTATGAATAAAGAATCAAATTCTCGTCAATATACTCAAGAAATCCAATTATCATAGCAGT AAATTGTTATGCTATTTCTACTATATTGTTATTATGTTCCTTCTTTAGGAGAGAAATGACTCACATAGCATA GGATATAGATTTGGT[A/G]TAGTAATTAAGGAAATGGAGTATTGATNAAATAAAAAAAACGTGATTCTT TACCNTTGAGATTAAGAGTAATGATAAAAAAANTTATTGAAAATTAAGAGTATCTCTTATGTTTAATCGA TGTGGTCTCAATCATTAGACGATATTTAATAAGATAAGATATTTTCCAACTACATCATNNNGTGCATCCTC CATATAATTACTAAATCCAAATCTCTTGTTATTCAAACACTATAACGACATCAAAGATGTACTCNAGCTAT GTATTAGTTTCCTTTTTCTTTTCCCCTTTCAAAAAGAAAATAGTGCATAAGGGCCACTAATTTCTTTTTTAA ANNTTGCTATGTGCCATACTTGGTAGGTGCAAACAAACAAAATAGAGTAGTTACATAGTTAACATGGAG GAAATTAAACTACATATGGGGTAGGTTCTAGCCCGATAGGACTATAAAANNNNNGATAAAACACCATTT TGGTCTGAAAGTGTAAATATAGTCACGTTAAAT SY4246 SY4246F1 GGAGAG 1064 AAATGAC TCACATA GCATAGG SY4246 SY4246R1 TGAGACC 1065 ACATCGA TTAAACA TAAGAGA SY4246 SY4246A1FM CCTTAATT G 1066 ACTACAC CAA SY4246 SY4246A2TT TTCCTTAA A 1067 TTACTATA CCA SY4314 AATTGCAGCATCCTCNNNNNTGAAGACTATTGTTCAAGACACTTCCACTTCATACCACTAGGTGAAAGG 606 TGACCCTCTTTTNTATATGTGCACACTGGAAAATATATAAAAGTTCTAAAGGGCAACTTTAATAGCTTCCA ATCAGAATTTATCTGACACAATAAACTATTTATGTATTTTTTTTTNNAAAATAAATTATACACTGATAATAT AAAATAATTTTATATAATTTAATAATAAATTATCACATAAAATAAGCTGGTTGATCATTATAGTAACTTTTT TGAAACTCTTATTAACTATAATTTCTTGTTGAGGGAGAATATGANTTTTTTTNTAACTTATACTACATAATT GNTAATTTTTTTCTTCAGCAATCAAATAAAAAGCACGAGATTTTTTTTNAATACTGACANATATTTTTATT AAATCTAGGACGTACCACTGTCTTTTTAATTGAAAATGCCACTCACACATATACTTGCACTTACGTCACTT CA[A/C]ACCACTTTATATTTAATAAGTAATTTTGAAATAACTACNACATGATACCATGTTGCAATTGNTAC TCTCCACAAAACATTTAACATAATGATAATTTGGATAGGATGAATTAATATTTTAACATCGATGTGATATTT GTATTTACATTCAATCTTATCTCTCCGTCTTGCTTCCATCAAAAGGTTGAAATATTTTTGAAGTATTCACGC AAGGGAAGCCTTTGAGAACCTATTACATTAGTACGTTGTATGGGTATNATTTTTTTTTTATATATAAAAAA AATCCATACAAGAAATGAGTATTTGATATACTAAAATACATAAATTTCGACATAGTACAAAACATATGAT TGGAATTTATTTCCACTATTAAATAGTTAATANGATATATTAGACAAGAAAGGAATATTTTTTATCCCATT GATAATGATTGTTCTTTTCTTTTCAGTTTGTATAACTAGATCCTGCTATTCAATTAAAAGAAAGGATATAG ATTCTAAAA SY4314 SY4314F1 GCCACTC 1068 ACACATA TACTTGC ACTT SY4314 SY4314R1 TGATGGA 1069 AGCAAGA CGGAGAG AT SY4314 SY4314A1FM ACGTCAC A 1070 TTCAAAC CA SY4314 SY4314A2TT ACGTCAC C 1071 TTCACACC SY4264 ACTGACTTATATTGATCTATATTTTACTTTTTTATCTAAATTTTTACAGATTCAAAAGAAAAAAATAAAAAT 607 TAAAAAAAATATATTATATCAAAATAGGCTCAATTGAATTCACACCAATATTTTTTGAGTCCAATATAACC TGATAGTAGACTAGTCCAAATAGTCACAATTCTATTTGGATTAACATTTTATTAGTCTAACTCGACCTGAA TCAATAGGCCAACAGTGAACTAGCTGATGCGGTCCATTTTGCGAGCTCTATATGGAAGGATGGTTTTTTT GGCACATATATCATGCATATATGTGTCACTTTCATAGTTCAATAGAAAAAAAGTCAAGTAATTGACAAAA TTAAAAACCAATTCATTACTTAAAAGTGGGGTCGTAGTTTGCTGAATGCCCCACGCACAGANAGTAATTG GAGGAAAGTAAATTCTGCTGCCAAAGATTTCACATAACTCCCAAACTAACATTCATTACTAATTGAAATTT CAAA[*/A]GCATTCCTAACAAACTTTTAGCTAGGACCATCACAATCATATACTTATTTGANGATATTAACA ACAAAAACAGAGAAAATTCCTTGTTCATCTACCTATATTTTCTAACACAACGTTAAAATACATTACAATTA ACTGACTTTGCTTGTGTAAACTTCTACGATAAGATTCTTTGGATTTTTAGTAAACTCTTATCATTTTATGAG TGTCAACCCAATAGCAGTGACTATAAGAGTTGAAGGAAGGCCAACTTTTAGATGAGTCCAAAAGGTTAA TGTGTATCCAAGGTTTGGAGCTCGACGAGCTTGTTCACACACTATCAAGTTGGCAGCTGATCCTAATAGT GAAAAGTTCCCTGCTATAGTGCTAACCCAAGCTAAGATTAGCCATGCCCTCTCCTCATCTCCTTTGGAAAT TGCAGCAGCTGAGGCTGCAACTCTTGCTCCAAGCAATAGAACTAGAAAACATATGAATAGAAGATTGTG ATGCATCAAATGAAA SY4264 SY4264F1 GAGGAAA 1072 GTAAATT CTGCTGC CAAA SY4264 SY4264R1 GATTGTG 1073 ATGGTCC TAGCTAA AAGT SY4264 SY4264A1FM TTGTTAG I 1074 GAATGCT TTTGAAAT SY4264 SY4264A2TT TTGTTAG D 1075 GAATGCT TTGAAAT SY4416 GAATAGCTATAACTAGATTCTGGGGGTTCCCAATTGGGGTTGCTGAGGATCCAATATTAGCACTTGAAG 608 CTAGTGCAAGAAGGAAAGGGTAAGGTGGGAGGTTATGTTGCCTTGCTATTTTCAACACAAATTCAGTCA ATACAACACAAGATGTGTCATTGGTGAAAAAGGCACTTGATATAGCNGAAATTAAACAAATTCTACAGA GTAAGTCCTTTGGTCCTTGGCTTTTCCAAGAGAGCAATTTCCCCAAGTACTTGAACATGTCTGCTCTTTCA AGAAAAACAGTAACAACCATTGTCCCAAAAAGAAGACCAAGAATTGGGAGATCAATTGCAGCAAAAGC TTGATCTGGATTAAGAACTTTGAATATGACCATAAACATTGCACCTAGTAGGGACCCTGCAGTTCTCCCA ATGGGTAGAAAAGGCACACATGGGAAAACTGCTAGAACCCAGAAAACTGCAAAGGCTATTGAGCCAAA GACAACTGTTGGAGTA[A/G]GAGCCAATGCCATTGTTGTGGTTAAACAAGCAACAATTTCCAAACAAAT GTTAATTCAAGCCTCCACTTCTAGGCGAACACAATAGAATTTTGTTTGGTACAATTTCCTGAACATGGAA AGCCAATTGATTAGTAACTTTGTAAGAGTGCATGAAAAACCAATCTATTATATTCCTCTTCTTATTCAATC TACTACTTTGAGACATGAATTAAGTGAATCATTATTATTGAATATTAATGATCAAGCGGGAACGTGGATC GGAGTATGAATATATTGTTTATGGTATTTGACAGAGGTCTGCTACATCACATGAATACAGGTATCGTATA CTGTGGGTTAATTAAATTTTTGCAAACAGATAAATAAATTAAATATGGACAAGACATTTGAATTTGATGT ACTATAAAACATGCCAGCAGTGTATTAAACATAAAATCACATGACTTTCCAAGCATAGCATAAAAATTAA AGGAAGCAATTATCTTGAAAAACAACTTAA SY4416 SY4416F1 GCAAAGG 1076 CTATTGA GCCAAAG AC SY4416 SY4416R1 GCCTAGA 1077 AGTGGAG GCTTGAAT SY4416 SY4416A1FM CTGTTGG A 1078 AGTAAGA GCCAA SY4416 SY4416A2TT TGTTGGA G 1079 GTAGGAG CCA SY4426 ATGTTCTAATGCTCGACCTTCACGGTGGTGAGTTTAATTATATGAGCGGAGAGATCCACAAGTCGTTGAT 609 GGAGTTGCAACAATTAAAGTATTTAAACCTCAGTTGGAATTCTTTTCAAGGCAGAGGAATCCCAGAGTTT CTTGGTTCTCTCACCAACTTGAGATACCTTGATCTGGAATATTGTCGTTTTGGCGGAAAAATTCCAACTCA GTTTGGCTCTCTTTCTCATTTGAAATACTTAAATCTTGCTTTGAATTCTCTGGAGGGTTCAATCCCTCGTCA ACTTGGAAATCTCTCCCAGTTGCAGCATCTTGATCTCAGCGCCAATCATTTTGAAGGAAATATACCCTCTC AAATTGGAAATCTCTCCCAGTTGCTGCATCTTGATCTCAGCTACAATTCTTTTGAAGGAAGTATACCGTCC CAACTTGGGAACCTTTCAAATTTGCANAAGCTTTATCTTGGAGGCGGTGCTCTCAAAATTGANGATGGA GATCAT[A/T]GGCTGTCTAATCTCATTTCTTTAACCCATCTTTCCGTGTTACAGATGCCTAATCTCAACACT TCTCATAGCTTCCTCCAAATGATTGCCAAGCTACCAAAACTTAGAGAACTGAGTTTAAGTGAATGTAGCC TTCCCGATCAGTTTATCCTTCCATTGAGGCCCTCTAAATTCAATTTTTCTAGTTCCCTTTCCGTCCTTGATCT TTCCTTCAACAGCCTCACGTCATCAATGATACTCCAGTGGCTGTCCAACGTCACTTCCAACCTTGTTGAGC TTGACCTTAGTTATAACCTCTTGGAGGGTTCCACATCAAACCATTTTGGCCGTGTAATGAATTCTCTTGAG CACCTCGACCTCTCATATAATATATTCAAGGCTGACGATTTCAAATCCTTCGCGAATATATGCACCTTACA TTCTTTATACATGCCAGCAAACCATTTGACTGAAGACCTTCCATCAATCCTTCATAATTTGTCTAGTGGTT GTGTTAAACAC SY4426 SY4426F1 ATCTTGG 1080 AGGCGGT GCTCT SY4426 SY4426R1 TGGAGGA 1081 AGCTATG AGAAGTG TTG SY4426 SY4426A1FM TGGAGAT A 1082 CATAGGC TGTC SY4426 SY4426A2TT ATGGAGA T 1083 TCATTGG CTGTCT SY4427 ACACATGGAGATGANGCAGGCCTAATGCTTCCCCCAAAGATTGCACCAATACAGGTACATTTGGATGCT 610 ATTGATGTCTTAACCTTGATGTGTAGACACCATTAGTTAAATTTTGCTGTTGAAAGTTGGAATACTTTGCT CCTTGGTCAGGCAAATATGAAAATAAAGGGAATGCTTACTTAAAATGAAAAAGACTCTTCTACTCCGAA GTCCAAACTCCTACATGCAGNTACAGGATTATGTTCCATGCCTGTACTTTTATATTGTAATTTAAATAAAT TATAANTTTTTCATTTTTGACAAAATCATGGTGTGTGTTGCCTGGTTAGGTGGTAATTGTACCCATTTGGA AGAAGGATGATGAAAAAGAGGCAGTTCTAAATGCAGCATCATCTGTAAAAGATGTTCTTCAAAGATCTG GGATTAAAGTTAAACTTGACGACTCNGATCAAAGAACTCCTGGATGGAAATTCAATTTCTGGGAAATGA AGGTTTGTTTT[A/T]AAACTTGAATGGAAATTCAATTTCTGGGACCAAATAATGCGCATTGCTTTGGCTC ATGCTGCAGGATCTTTGAGTGTTTGATTATATTTATATCATTTACTTCATATTTAGGGAGTTCCTCTTAGA ATTGAAATTGGTCCTCGTGATGTGGCTAGTGGAAGTGTGGTGATATCCAGGAGAGATATCCCTGGGAA GCAAGGGAAAGTGTTTGGAATCTCTATGGAGCCTTTAAATTTGGAGGCTTATGTTAAAGACAAGTTGGA TGAAATACAGTCATCTCTTTTGGAAAGGGCAATTGCATTTCGAGACAGGTTCATTCCTTTAATGCTACTTT TAGCCTGGAACTCCTTAACATAACCTTGTCTAACATGCGTTGAATTGATTTTTTCAAAATAATCTCATTTAT TTATTGATAATAGTCACATTAATCATCTTTCCTGAATTGAAGAATGTTAATGGTAGCAAAATGCATAATCT TGGGTTCTGTCAAAACAATGTTG SY4427 SY4427F1 GGCAGTT 1084 CTAAATG CAGCATCA SY4427 SY4427R1 GCAGCAT 1085 GAGCCAA AGCAATG SY4427 SY4427A1FM AATTTCC T 1086 ATTCAAG TTTAAA SY4427 SY4427A2TT AATTTCC A 1087 ATTCAAG TTTTAAA SY4421 TTTTTTTTTATCAATCTGCTTAATAAAGATTTGCATTCAACATGTTATCGAGATGAAACTTCAATTCTGATT 611 AGAGAGCAGCACCAAAAGACTGCAGTTATGTTTTGTGCTTATCTTTATGGAAAGAGAATGGTGCTCAGG AATTGGGTTTTGATTTTGTGTGTTTGTATTTTGCAGCTGGGGTTACCCCTTTTGTGGTGGCAGGGATTGA ATTTAGCAAAATAATTGTAAGTCACTTTTTTTGGTTGAGCTGCTAACTCATAAGTTATGAAGCCCGTGTTT CATGTCTTCATTGTTGGATATGTTCCAGATAGCTCAAAAAAGATGTGAGGTGTGTGGAGGGTCAGGGCT TGTTCTTAGGGAAAAGGAAAAGGACTATCTCCGTTGCCCAGAATGTGGTATGATTGCATTCACTTCTCCT TCTCATATCATGTACTCCATTTAACCAATTAAGTATGCAGCTGGGAGAATGTTATTGTATGTCTCTAAAAT ATTGCTAA[A/C]TTATGGGACTTTTTGATGTCTCAGTAATTGAACATCATATTCAGTATCTTGAATGTGTG TAGTTATAAATTATTTGGATGTACATTGAACACCTAGGAATTGCAGAAATCCCTGCATTCCCAAGCTAATT TGAATATCTATTGTCAACATGAGAATATTTTGATGTCGAAGAGGAGATATTTTTCATAGATCCTCTTCTTG ATATTAGAAAAGATAGAAGGTATGTTGCTGCCTGCTCCTGTTCTTATTTGCTTTTACATTTCTTTTCCAAG AAATTATTAGACACTATGGATTCATCATATGCTTCCTCTTCTTGGTTCTTTTCTGCATTTATGTAATAATAT GACTTTTTTACTCTTTCAATTCCAATTAATGTATAGGAGAAATGCTAGTCCAATTTTTACAACTCATTAAGT AAATTAATTTTCATGTTACATTATGTGGTGTGGTTGTTCCATGTGACATGTAATCATATTTTTCAATATGA AAAAGAGTTAATA SY4421 SY4421F1 GCAGCTG 1088 GGAGAAT GTTATTG TATG SY4421 SY4421R1 TTCTGCA 1089 ATTCCTA GGTGTTCA SY4421 SY4421A1FM AAGTCCC C 1090 ATAAGTT AGCA SY4421 SY4421A2TT AAAGTCC A 1091 CATAATTT AGCA SY4437 TGGAGGAGATGGTGGTGAGGGTTTTTTGGAATCATTGTTCCGGTTGGATAAAAGATTGAGGAAAGTAC 612 GTAAAAGAAAGAGGATGATGAAGGTAACAACTGGGAGGAAGAACCAACTTGAAGAGTTTTCTTGCTGA GAGATCCACATTGGGTTTCTCAGTTGATAGATGATGCAATGACTCGGGCTGTGTGTAGTATCTTTTCTTT ATAAGGTAGCGTTGGAGGTCCTCACCAGCTACGTGTTTGTGAAAAATATGTATTTTTTTTTATCGGTAGA AGTTTATAATATTACGCATCTTATGCAATCGATTGAATTAGAGTAAATAATTAATCTGTCACTTTTTTATCG TTGAATATATAGTATGGGATATATAAATTCTTTTCTAGAAGGAAATAAGGATAGAAAAAACAGAAAAAC AAGTAATAAATATCACCATCATTCATCAATGGCGGCTGCAAAAATTTGGTAAAGGAATTATCAATTAATT AGTCCAAAAAATA[A/G]TGTAACAGAAAGAAAGAGCCACGTAGAATGAAGAATCTTATGCTAGATGAA ATTTTCTACACTTATTTATATTATTTTTAGAAGCTTCTACACTTATTTCAGTCGTTATTGATGGCTTTTCGAC AAGCTAGGCTCCTATTGGAAGGGCGGACTGGACTGTAAGTCATATATGGATGCTGCAATTAATAATGTA AAGCAACTATGAAGTGGATAATATTGTTTGATCCTGACATATATGTTTTAGGGTAATTTCTGCATTAGGT AACATGTTTTAATTGATGGTTTAATTATTCATGAATAATATACTTGTAACTATTAATAGTTATATAGAGTA TTTGGTAAAGCTAGGTTAACCATGGGGTCTTCCAAGAGAGGTGGGGAGCTAGGTAACAATCTTTC GTAGTAGTTTGGAGTAGAATACTAACTAAAAAATTTGGTCGTTTCTTGTTAGATCGAGGATGATACATGG ATATTTATGTTTTTTTTTATACATTTA SY4437 SY4437F1 ATTCATC 1092 AATGGCG GCTGCAAA SY4437 SY4437R1 AAGATTC 1093 TTCATTCT ACGTGGC TCT SY4437 SY4437A1FM TCTTTCTG G 1094 TTACACT ATTT SY4437 SY4437A2TT TTCTTTCT A 1095 GTTACAT TATTT SY4428 TGACAAGAGATATACATTTCAATTGAAGTTGTTAAAATTAGAGTTGAGAACATGTTTTGTCATTATTTTAA 613 GATGACATTTGAATATACATTTCTTTTAAATTAATATAATTTTATTAAGAGAAAGCCAATTCATCACAAGG AGTACCAAAGACCAGCTTACACAAATATTGTTGGTACAAGAGTATTACAAAATAACAACTGAAACAGAA CACCCCTCACATAAATCCATACAAAATAGGATGCATTAGGACCAACTACATTGCCCTCACCATAAAAAAG ACCAAAGTAAATGTTCTTGACAGAACCATAAAATCGACAACTTCAAACTACACACACTATAGCCAGAGA GTTAAGCATTACATTACAAGATAAAATCACTTCCAAGTGAATCAAAATTGCTTGACCAATTGTCCAATTCC ACGCTCTGTGCCACCAAGCTGATCCAATGATATATGAAAGACATTGCTGCTGCACCGGTTGATTCATCAT CATTAATCC[A/G]ATTGAATAGGGAAATGATACATATATATGAAATGTGGCTAGACACATTGTTATGATA GGCAAAATTATTTAAATGGATTAGCAGCAGAGGATGACTAAAGTGAATCAGGTGCACATTTCCGTTTTCT TGTGATGCTGCTTGTGTTCTATATAGAAGGCTACCTCTGATTTTAAAGCTCTGGTCTTGTCCACACACTCT TCTATAGTAAATTTTAGTTCTTATCATTATTTTTGTAAATCTTTTATTTGTAGGTTGAAGATGCCTCAAATT AGTCTAACACAAATCGACGGTTCATTTTTTTTTTTTTTAATTAGATTAGGGGAAGACATACCCCTTTACAA TTGCAAGGTCAAGGAAGACCACCAACTTCACTGAGAATTTAGAAGAATTTACACATCATTTATCAATGAT TAATACGAGAGTCGAACTCAAGTCATAGTTTTTATGAGTAGAAGACTCGTTCAGAGGTGTCAACGCTTAT TAGTAGAACAGTTCGTTTT SY4428 SY4428F1 ATTGCTG 1096 CTGCACC GGTTGAT SY4428 SY4428R1 GTCATCC 1097 TCTGCTG CTAATCCA SY4428 SY4428A1FM CATCATC A 1098 ATTAATC CAATTGA ATA SY4428 SY4428A2TT CATCATC G 1099 ATTAATC CGATTGA AT SY4362 CTAGGNTGTTATAGTTTTAATTATTTTTCGTTTGTGAGGATAGTTTTTGATATATACTTATTTTTTAAAATC 614 AATATACATAATTAAGTAATTAAAAATGTTAAATTAAAATAGATTATGTAATTATTAAAATTTTAAAAATT ATCATTCTTTGTTGAAAATACTTGATTTAAATCTTAAGTAGTATAATTTAAAAAGATAAAGACATGCACTT ATT[TAAT/AAATTTTCTTTTAAAATTATTGAAGCTAAATTTTAATTTCTCCAATCCCCCCGCAAAAAAAA AAGGATCATATTAGCGATTAAGATTTAGCAGGTGGAATGAAATTTCAGAGGTTCCTATCTAGGTCATA CAAATTGATAATTCATATCATAATAAAAAATTAATGTGATGAGAAACTTTTGTTTGTTCTATTTCTGTAT TTCCCTTCAATATTCCAGTTATTTTGTGAGACACGATATAATGCTTGGGGCAGTGCTGGAGCTTGAAAC AAAAAATTGGGAGTCAAAAAT]AAGATTGGAATGAAAAAAATATTCATAGATTTTTCATTTTATAATCTC ATCTAAATTTTTTTAATATTTTTTTAAAAAAATCTTAAAATAACTTATCATGCAATAATTTTTTACTAATTAA GTTATTCAACCCATCATATCAATATCAAGTAAAGATAATTATATTTTTAAAAAGTTAAGTGC SY4362 SY4362F1 TCATTCTT 1100 TGTTGAA AATACTT GATT SY4362 SY4362R1 TTGATATT 1101 GATATGA TGGGTTG AA SY4362 SY4362A1FM CAATCTT D 1102 ATTAAAT AAGTGCA SY4362 SY4362A2TT GTATGAC I 1103 CTAGATA GGAACCT SY0574AQ AACCCTCTAACTATACTTATTCTCTGACAACCGTTTATAAAGTTTATCTAAACAGGACTTTACTTAGTTCCA 615 CCATTCAAAAAAACATGATTTTGTAGCTTATGCATAAGTTCACTTCAACTTATGGAGGAACTTCTTTCATC TCTCTTCTTATTTTCTTCTCATATAAGTACTCAGGGAAAAGTTTATTCAAACAGACCCTAAACCTTGATTTT ACTCTCAAACATATTTTTGGAACACTCCCATCGAAAATCCAGACACACCCTTAATTTCCCAGCATTCAAAA CCCTCTTTTAGGGTTCCATTCACAGAGCAAACACGTTCCAAACAAAAGAAGACCAAAGATTTCGGCACTC AGAGNGGAAAAGNTTNGAACTTTGACACTCCCAAGGAGTCACTNAGAAGGGTTTGTTTCGTGGGGAGT TTTGGCGACGATGGAGAGGGCGTGGAGGCCGCTCTGGAGCTCGTCGGCGAGGAGGTCGTAGATGAGA CGGTGTCGTTTGAC[A/G]AGGCTCTGGCCCTCGAACTTGGGGGAGACGATGTTGAGGTTGAAGTGGGT TTCTTTGTCGGAACTACCCTTCACGGCGGCGTGGCCCGCGTGCTGGTACGACACGTCGTCCACCTCCAAA ACGGTGGCTTCCAGCGCCGTTTGCAGCTTCGACCGAATCCTGCTAGGCACGAGTAAATACATGAATATG TCTCTGAACTTTTTGAGCATTTTTAATNGTAATTAAGTCCTTAATCTTCAACAAATTTTTTAAACAAATTTC TCTAAGTTAGTTTACTACAGCTTGAAACTGCCATAAAAATAACAATATGTGGCNGTTTTACCAACTCCAA GACCCAATTACAAAAATTGTAAGAGATCTAAGAACCCAATTACAATTTATTTTTAATTTTTTTAGAAACTT CATTAAAAATTCCCAAATAATTCAATCACCTATTGATGTATTAACCCTCTAACTTATATTATTCTCTTACAA CCGTTTATAAAGTTTATCTAAACAGGACTTTACTTAGTTCCACCATTCAAAAAAACATGATTTTGTAGCTT ATGCATAAGTTCACTTCAACTTAT SY0574AQ SY0574AF1 GCGAGGA 1104 GGTCGTA GATGAGA SY0574AQ SY0574AR1 TGAAGGG 1105 TAGTTCC GACAAAG AAAC SY0574AQ SY0574AA1FM TGTCGTTT A 1106 GACAAGGC SY0574AQ SY0574AA2TT TCGTTTG G 1107 ACGAGGCT

Example 5 Allele Mining

We have performed allele mining in 428 diverse soybean accessions belonging to different maturity groups. As a result, nine haplotype groups were identified based on allelic variations in the coding sequences of Glyma16g30000 and Glyma16g30020 (Table 21). The large majority of genotypes analyzed (94.6%) carry a haplotype similar to Williams 82 (H5). Five accessions were found to carry the haplotype (H1) similar to Hikmok sorip, Plants from the entire set of accessions carrying haplotype H1 were found to accumulate high levels of Si (FIG. 18), thus confirming the association of haplotype H1 with high Si uptake capacity in soybean.

TABLE 21 Details of haplotype groups based on non-synonymous SNPs identified in coding sequences of Glyma16g30000 and Glyma16g30020 genes evaluated in 428 soybean accessions belonging to different maturity groups Glyma16g30000 Glyma16g30020 Haplo- Representative SEQ ID NO. 16 SEQ ID NO. 14 Total group PI/cultivar 33673022 33673483 33681630 33682500 33683047 33683049 Lines H5 Williams 82 T A T C C T 405 H1 Hikmok sorip A G C T G C 6 H2 PI 567731 A G C C C T 1 H3 PI 602991 A G C C G C 3 H4 PI 553047 T A C C G C 3 H6 PI 548644 T G C C C T 4 H7 PI 468916 T G C C G C 2 H8 PI 572239 T G T C C T 3 H9 PI 407184 T G T C G C 1 Bold - Hikmok sorip type allele, Italics - Non-synonyrnous SNP

The evaluation of lines belonging to H2 to H9 haplotypes showed low level of Si accumulation compared to the average of Hikmok sorip with other PI lines from Haplotype H1 (FIG. 18),

Example 6 Sequence and 3-D Structure of HISil Gene

Si uptake in soybean is facilitated through influx in root by aquaporins GmNIP2-1 and GmNIP2-2 and subsequent efflux toward the aerial part by HiSil. No genetic variation has been observed for GmNIP2-1 and GmNIP2-2 genes. We have shown that the high Si uptake in Hikmok sorip and five other accessions carrying haplotype H1 is directly and uniquely related to the genetic variation at the HiSil locus. The HiSil gene (SEQ ID NO. 14 or 16) codes for a transmembrane protein having specific protein structure comprised with several transmembrane domains (FIG. 19).

Example 7 Sequence Homology to Other Monocots and Dicots

The HiSil protein sequence (SEQ ID NO. 15 or 17) has 57% homology with the low Si transporter 2 (Lsi2, efflux Si transporter) identified in rice (rice being a monocot) (FIG. 20). When looking at HiSil homologs in dicots (like soya), we see around 70% homology. Therefore, the present invention encompasses plants comprising a HiSil protein sequence having greater than 60% homology in monocots and greater than 70% homology in dicots.

Example 8 Increased Resistance Materials and Method

Overview of Procedure: Watering with AgSiI21 was begun at least one week (7 days) prior to inoculation of soybean with any pest or pathogen. 100× (10,000 ppm) stock solutions of AgSil 21 (CA5684A) was prepared and stored in 1-liter batches. In preparation for application to plants, each 100× stock solution was diluted 100-fold (10 mL 100× stock per liter of onsite water), and pH-adjusted to fall between 6.0 to 7.9 by adding a small portion of concentrated acid (3M HCl: CAS #7647-01-0). 100 ppm (1×) solution was applied to plants within each of the 2 treatments, using a dedicated watering can for each treatment. The 1× diluted solutions was applied each time irrigation was needed. The control was onsite-water and pH of the onsite water was checked to ensure that it fell within the same range as the AgSil21 watering solution.

The experiment was designed as a factorial with split-split plot, where the main plots were the soil amendment (watering regime) and sub-plots were soybean lines, such that soybean lines were randomized within each replicate. Planting was carried out with sterile soilless growing medium (Sun Metro Mix 900) at 8 pats/replications per treatment and 5 seeds per 12-oz. cup were planted around the perimeter and seedlings were covered with W of medium. One susceptible soybean seed (Corsoy 79) was planted in the middle of each pot.

Seeds were started in vermiculite, then just after emergence (3-5 days), they were gently uprooted and the root of each seedling was dipped into Cadaphora gregata spores suspended in solution at rate of approx. 10×10⁶ propagules per ml. In each cup, one plant was left non-inoculated for comparison. Plants were maintained at 70° F. and 14 hours of light.

8A—Evaluation of Soybean (Glycine max) Recombinant Inbred Lines (RIL) with and without Silicon Soil Amendment to Determine Resistance to Brown Stem Rot “BSR” (Cadaphora gregata)

The objective of this study was to evaluate 20 soybean lines, 2 parental lines, plus 7 additional controls (Table 22), with and without a Si soil amendment, to determine resistance to Brown Stem Rot (BSR) under greenhouse conditions. These lines of soybean have an ability to take up higher levels of silicon, and in combination with a silicon soil amendment, have demonstrated resistance to brown stem rot.

TABLE 22 List of soybean lines Table 22. Material Id Name Characteristics/trait 14DL880001 Majesta Parental line, Low silicon accumulator, LoSil allele 14DL880006 RIL006 High silicon accumulator, HiSil allele 14DL880016 RIL016 Low silicon accumulator, LoSil allele 14DL880017 RIL017 High silicon accumulator, HiSil allele 14DL880019 RIL019 Low silicon accumulator, LoSil allele 14DL880023 RIL023 Low silicon accumulator, LoSil allele 14DL880046 RIL046 High silicon accumulator, HiSil allele 14DL880047 RIL047 Low silicon accumulator, LoSil allele 14DL880049 RIL049 Low silicon accumulator, LoSil allele 14DL880052 RIL052 High silicon accumulator, HiSil allele 14DL880057 RIL057 Low silicon accumulator, LoSil allele 14DL880062 RIL062 High silicon accumulator, HiSil allele 14DL880066 RIL066 High silicon accumulator, HiSil allele 14DL880070 RIL070 High silicon accumulator, HiSil allele 14DL880074 RIL074 Low silicon accumulator, LoSil allele 14DL880080 RIL080 Low silicon accumulator, LoSil allele 14DL880096 RIL096 Low silicon accumulator, LoSil allele 14DL880109 RIL109 Low silicon accumulator, LoSil allele 14DL880110 RIL110 High silicon accumulator, HiSil allele 14DL880127 RIL127 High silicon accumulator, HiSil allele

Evaluation was carried out at approx. 35 days post-inoculation where leaf and external stem disease symptoms were evaluated on each plant in each pot, by assessing the percent infected tissue, from 0 to 100%. In addition to foliar symptoms, each plant stem was split and the browning of the vascular tissue due to the fungus was measured and quantified (FIG. 21). Scalpels were used to split each stem and the full height of each stem was recorded (mm) as well and the length of vascular tissue which has turned brown due to the fungus.

Samples of leaves were taken once during each trial. At the end of the trial the first full trifoliate leaf sample was taken. The whole trifoliate leaf was harvested from the first full trifoliate of each plant. Leaf samples were placed into a pollinating bag and labeled. Leaves originating from plants in the same pot were placed into the same pollinating bag. Samples were air-dried until completely dry, crispy.

Photographs were taken for each entry per watering regime, if there were any visible differences in plant appearance or growth. Photographs were also taken of: general symptomology, assay layout, and methodology used (FIG. 22).

Statistical Analysis of the BSR Greenhouse Experiment

The design of the experiment was such that all control replicates were concentrated on the left side of the greenhouse, and all treated replicates were concentrated on the right side of the greenhouse. Therefore, control and treated replicates were not randomized across the greenhouse. The design of the experiment did not allow the joint analysis of data from both treated and control groups. Hence, separate analysis of the data belonging to each group was performed. The analysis also discarded data from the lines named “Corsoy 79Nonlnoc A” and “Corsoy 79Nonlnoc B” because they did not get the same inoculation treatment as all other lines.

Exploratory Analysis

Histograms of the trait % BSR within each group show distributions that are highly skewed to the left and with large numbers of zero. There are 48 observations in the histogram of the control group (FIG. 23A) for which % BSR equals to zero, and there are 26 observations in the histogram of the treated group (FIG. 23B) for which % BSR equals to zero. The mean and the standard deviation of % BSR in the control group were respectively 20.15% and 21.28%. The mean and the standard deviation of % BSR in the treated group were respectively 28.54% and 25.88%, and the total number of observations in both histograms is 240. For the control group, the average of % BSR across all lines with low Si accumulation (“Low”) is 22.33% and the average of % BSR across all lines with high Si accumulation (“High”) is 14.95%. For the treated group, the average of % BSR across all lines with “Low” is 32.90% and the average of % BSR across all lines with “High” is 22.94%.

Model Fit

We used generalized linear models for our parametric analyses because data of the trait % BSR is not normally distributed (as shown in histograms of FIG. 23), Thus, we assumed exponential distributions for % BSR in each group with reciprocal canonical link functions. We fitted the following model within each group:

% BSR=mean+Plant Height+MATID+REP+error

We included Plant Height as a covariate in the model to factor out a possible linear relationship between % BSR and Plant Height.

Subsequently to model fitting, we used contrasts to test the hypothesis:

-   -   Ho: mean of MATID_(low)=mean of MATID_(High)     -   Ha: mean of MATID_(low)≠mean of MATID_(High)

Results: Control (Water) Group

The analysis of the data belonging to the control group showed a highly significant effect of MATID (p-value<0.0001) and a 10% significance level for the REP effect (p-value=0.1007). The test for differences in % BSR between lines with “Low” and “High” Si showed a significant difference estimated as 42.97% (low-high) with p-value=0,03, i.e. we rejected the null hypothesis of no differences between % BSR of lines with “Low” and % BSR of lines with “High” at 3% significance level.

Results: Treated (SI) Group

The analysis of the data belonging to the treated group showed a highly significant effects for both MATID and REP (both p-values<0.0001). The test for differences in % BSR between lines with “Low” and “High” Si accumulation showed a significant difference estimated as 63.21% (“Low”-“High”) with p-value=0.02, i.e. we rejected the null hypothesis of no differences between % BSR of lines with “Low” and % BSR of lines with “High” at 2% significance level.

Conclusion

As per FIG. 24, lines with “High” Si accumulation showed significant less BSR damage than lines with “Low” Si accumulation, i.e. lines with “Low” showed around 43% more damage than lines with “High” within the control group, and lines with “Low” showed around 63% more damage than lines with “High” within the treated group.

There is evidence that the treated group had more pressure than the control group, i.e. The overall % BSR mean of the treated group was around 29%, whereas the overall mean of % BSR in the control group was around 20%. Also, the number of lines of zero % BSR damage was lower in the treated group (26) than in the control group (48). This could explain the larger difference in % BSR between “low” and “high” in the treated group than in the control group.

8B—Evaluation of Soybean (Glycine max) Recombinant Inbred Lines (RIL) with and without Silicon Soil Amendment to Determine Resistance to Soybean Cyst Nematode “SCN” (Heterodera glycines—Races 3)

The objective of this study was to evaluate 20 soybean lines (Table 22), with and without Silicon soil amendment, to determine resistance to Soybean Cyst Nematode “SON” under greenhouse conditions.

Materials & Method

Overview of Procedure: Watering with AgSil21 was begun at least one week (7 days) prior to inoculation of soybean with any pest or pathogen. 100× (10,000 ppm) stock solutions of AgSil 21 (CA5684A) was prepared and stored in 1-liter batches. In preparation for application to plants, each 100× stock solution was diluted 100-fold (10 mL 100× stock per liter of onsite water), and pH-adjusted to fall between 6.0 to 7.9 by adding a small portion of concentrated acid (3M HCl: CAS #7647-01-0). 100 ppm (1×) solution was applied to plants within each of the 2 treatments, using a dedicated watering can for each treatment. The 1× diluted solutions was applied each time irrigation was needed. The control was onsite-water and pH of the onsite water was checked to ensure that it fell within the same range as the AgSil21 watering solution.

The experiment was designed as a factorial with split-split plot, where the main plots were the soil amendment (watering regime) and sub-plots were soybean lines, such that soybean lines were randomized within each replicate. Planting was carried out in 8 pots/replications per treatment. Two seeds were planted per pot, or seeds were pre-germinated and young seedlings were transplanted soon after germination. One seedling per pot was thinned after seeds for all treatments had germinated (approx. 5 days post-planting). Approx. 7 days after planting, SON were inoculated onto each treatment at an approximate rate of 2,000 eggs per pot.

Approximately one month after inoculation of SCN onto plants, the test plants were taken down for evaluation, and cysts removed from roots via washing over sieve screens to collect cysts. The number of cysts was evaluated by visually by counting under microscope.

Samples of leaves were taken once during each trial. The leaf samples were harvested just before the end of the trial. At this time the whole trifoliate was sampled from the first full trifoliate.

Photographs were taken for each entry per watering regime, if there were any visible differences in plant appearance or growth. Photographs were also taken of: general symptomology, assay layout, and methodology used (FIG. 25).

Statistical Analysis of the SON Greenhouse Experiment

The design of the experiment was such that all control reps were concentrated on one bench of the greenhouse, and all treated reps were concentrated on a different bench. Therefore, control and treated reps were not randomized across the 2 benches used for the experiment and the design of the experiment does not allow the joint analysis of data from both treated and control groups. Hence, we performed separate analysis of the data belonging to each group.

Exploratory Analysis

Histograms of the SON cyst counts within each group (control and Si treated; FIGS. 26) show left skewed distributions. There are 17 observations in the histogram of the control group for which Cyst Counts equals to zero, and there are 16 observations in the histogram of the treated group for which Cyst Counts equals to zero. The mean and the standard deviation of Cyst Counts in the control group were respectively 135.3 and 95.4 for 218 observations (FIG. 26A). The mean and the standard deviation of Cyst Counts in the treated group were respectively 119.0 and 93, for 221 observations (FIG. 26B). For the control group, the average of Cyst Counts across all lines with “Low” is 166.8 (sd =83.8) and the average of Cyst Counts across all lines with “High” is 142.2 (sd=83.2). For the treated group the average of Cyst Counts across all lines with “Low” is 158.6 (sd=87.6) and the average of Cyst Counts across all lines with “High” is 124.2 (sd=80) (now shown).

Model Fit

We used generalized linear models for our parametric analyses because data of the trait Cyst Counts is a discrete variable (as shown in histograms of FIG. 26) that could fit the requirements of a Poisson distribution with overdispersion of the variance. Thus, we assumed for our model fitting Poisson distributions for Cyst Counts in each group with log link functions and overdispersion. We fitted the following model within each group:

Cyst Counts=mean+MATID+Plate+error

We considered Plate as an incomplete block factor. Subsequently to model fitting, we used contrasts to test the hypothesis:

-   -   Ho: mean of MATIDlow=mean of MATIDHigh     -   Ha: mean of MATIDlow≠mean of MATIDHigh         Results : Control (water) Group

The analysis of the data belonging to the control group showed a highly significant effect of MATID (p-value<0.0001) and Plate effect (p-value=0.0065). The test for differences in Cyst Counts between lines with “Low” and “High” showed a significant difference (low-high) with p-value=0.05, i.e. we rejected the null hypothesis of no differences between Cyst Counts observed in lines with “Low” and Cyst Counts observed in lines with “High” at 5% significance level. However, the difference in Cyst Counts observed in lines with Low and Hi is no longer statistically significant if we do not include parental lines in our contrasts, i.e. “Low” (Majesta) in the low Si accumulator group and “High” (Hikmok) in the high Si accumulator group.

Results: Treated (Si) Group

The analysis of the data belonging to the treated group showed a highly significant effects for both MATID and Plate effect (both p-values<0.0001). The test for differences in Cyst Counts between lines with “Low” and “High” showed a significant difference (low-high) with p-value=0.01, i.e. we rejected the null hypothesis of no differences between Cyst Counts observed in lines with “Low” and Cyst Counts observed in lines with “High” at 1% significance level. The difference in Cyst Counts between “Low” and “High” is still statistically significant (p-value=0.02) when we did not include the parental lines in our contrasts.

Conclusions

Lines with “High” showed significantly less Cyst Counts than lines with “Low”. The Si treated group showed stronger (more consistent) results than the control group as the lines with “High” showed consistently less Cyst Counts than lines with “Low” independently of including parental lines in the contrast analysis.

8C—Evaluation of Soybean (Glycine max) Recombinant Inbred Lines (RIL) with and without Silicon Soil Amendment to Determine Resistance to Root-Knot Nematode “RKN”Meloidogyne incognita

The objective of this study was to evaluate 20 soybean lines (see Table 22), with and without Silicon soil amendment, to determine resistance to Root-knot nematode “RKN” under greenhouse conditions.

Materials & Method

Overview of Procedure: Watering with AgSil21 was begun at least one week (7 days) prior to inoculation of soybean with any pest or pathogen. 100× (10,000 ppm) stock solutions of AgSil 21 (CA5684A) was prepared and stored in 1-liter batches. In preparation for application to plants, each 100X stock solution was diluted 100-fold (10 mL. 100× stock per liter of onsite water), and pH-adjusted to fall between 6.0 to 7.9 by adding a small portion of concentrated acid (3M HCl: CAS #7647-01-0). 100 ppm (1×) solution was applied to plants within each of the 2 treatments, using a dedicated watering can for each treatment. The 1× diluted solutions was applied each time irrigation was needed. The control was onsite-water and pH of the onsite water was checked to ensure that it fell within the same range as the AgSil21 watering solution.

The experiment was designed as a factorial with split-split plot, where the main plots were the soil amendment (watering regime) and sub-plots were soybean lines. Planting was carried out with sterile potting media at 4 pots/replications per treatment and 2 seeds per pot. Alternatively, seeds were pre-germinated and young seedlings were transplanted soon after germination. After seeds for all treatments have germinated (approx. 5 days post-planting) the plants was thinned to one seedling per pot. RKN was inoculated onto each treatment at an approximate rate of 2500 to 3000 eggs per pot. This was done approx. 7 days after planting.

Evaluation was carried out at approximately 45 days after inoculation of RKN onto plants, when the test plants were taken down. The roots were assessed using a rating system to look at the percentage of galled roots (not the number of galls).

Photographs were taken for each entry per watering regime, if there were any visible differences in plant appearance or growth. Photographs were also taken of: general symptomology, assay layout, and methodology used (FIG. 27).

Statistical Analysis of the RKN Greenhouse Experiment

There was no actual replication in the RKN experiment because the same arrangement of lines within a replication was repeated throughout all reps. Therefore we cannot make statistical inferences through a test of hypothesis (give p-values etc.). Hence, we performed an exploratory analysis in which we obtained statistical summaries, boxplots and show trends of the data.

Exploratory Analysis

Histograms of RKN damage rates (FIG. 28) show distributions with a long right tail in both treated and untreated groups. The untreated group show slightly larger mean/median (3.43/4) (FIG. 28B) than the treated group (3.2/2) (FIG. 28A). FIG. 29 shows histograms of RKN damage without the checks. We can observe in FIG. 29 that the long tails observed in FIGS. 28 are mostly due to ratings of checks. Without data from the checks, the untreated group still shows slightly larger mean/median (2.63/3) (FIG. 29B) than the treated group (2.42/2) (FIG. 29A). It's important to notice that all checks were placed in neighboring cones at the border of every replicate. We obtained rate means over 4 reps for each line (see excel file with statistical summaries). Barplots of FIGS. 30 and 31 show rates means (over 4 reps) versus MATID, which are arranged according to “High” and “Low” subgroups.

Boxplots of FIG. 32 show a possible difference between rates means of the subgroups “High” and “Low”, i.e. the overall mean of the subgroup Low (2.71 for the treated group and 2.94 for the untreated group) is larger than the overall mean of the subgroup High (2.24 for the treated group and 2.39 for the untreated group).

8D—RILs Carrying HiSil have Better Resistance to Phytophthora sojae

RILs carrying (or not) the HiSil allele from Hikmok sorip were tested for resistance against P. sojae under hydroponic conditions. A set of four RILs each with and without HiSil were grown in a greenhouse along with the parental lines Hikmok sorip and Majesta.

For the evaluation of the effect of Si on Phytophthora root rot (PRR), two independent experiments were performed. First experiments conducted with P. sojae race-25 showed that Si treatment increased survival rate of P. sofa-infected soybean plants by more than twice (FIG. 33a ). The increase in survival rate was higher in HiSil RILs compared to LoSil RILs (FIG. 33b ). Similarly, plant dry weight and height were higher in Si-treated plants (FIG. 33c, d ). These experiments highlighted the prophylactic effect of Si against PRR and supported the hypothesis that the beneficial effects were more prominent in plants carrying the HiSil allele.

The second experiment was conducted using a cocktail of P. sojae races. For this purpose, the five most virulent races, including 4, 7, 13, 17 and 25, were used to inoculate HiSil and LoSil RILs. Even under this high disease pressure, significantly higher survival rate and root and shoot dry weight were observed following Si treatment (FIG. 34a ). For all the measured variables, the gains were significantly higher in HiSil than in LoSil plants (FIG. 34b , c, d)). In conclusion, Si provided horizontal resistance against PRR covering a broad range of P. sojae races and this resistance was more manifest in HiSil plants.

8E—RILs Carrying HiSil have Better Drought Tolerance

RILs carrying HiSil allele from Hikmok sorip were tested for drought tolerance under Si fertilization. A set of four RILs each with and without HiSil allele were grown in a greenhouse along with parental lines Hikmok sorip and Majesta. Leaf wilting score of soybean plants grown under hydroponic conditions for three weeks and then subjected to water stress by cutting off water supply was recorded. Wilting scale used is—1 for no wilting, 2 very slight wilting, 3 wilting, 4 high wilting, 5 dying, and 6 is for dead. A significantly lower level of wilting was observed as a result of Si fertilization. This difference was more pronounced in RILs carrying HiSil allele than in RILs without it (FIG. 35).

Methods

A grafting experiment was conducted to create a situation where the aerial part of the plants had exactly the same genetic background but with differential Si uptake capability from two different rootstocks. This provided a sensible alternative over isogenic lines typically required for the evaluation of allelic effect of a gene. Grafting of soybean plants was performed on one-week-old seedlings grown in Oasis cubes. A cleft grafting approach was used to make the grafts. Shoots were cut at right angle below the cotyledons. The rootstock was then split down at the center at a one-inch depth. The scion was chopped from both sides to form a pointed tip as shown in FIG. 36. Then the scion was inserted into the rootstock split and the union was wrapped with parafilm tape.

The grafted plants were maintained at high humidity under plastic dome for three days before transplanting into a hydroponic system. A total of 20 plants were transplanted into each plastic tunnel. Plants were supplied with a nutrient solution amended with or without Si (1.7 mM). Water stress was imposed three weeks after transplanting by withdrawing water from the tunnels. The leaf wilting symptoms were scored with a wilting scale where: −0—no wilting; 1—very slight wilting; 2—slight wilting; 3—wilting; 4—high; 5—dying, and 6—dead.

Results

Hikmok plants were the most susceptible to water stress in absence of Si amendment. However, in presence of Si, the wilting symptoms were drastically reduced.

The same phenomenon was observed with Majesta scions grafted on Hikmok roots. By contrast, Majesta plants did not benefit from Si amendments, Finally, a reduction in drought stress was observed with Hikmok scions grafted on Majesta rootstocks (FIG. 37).

Example 9 Evaluation of Effect of Glyma16g30000 and Glymal6g30020 in Transgenic Arabidopsis Methods Plant Material and Growth Conditions

Four different Arabidopsis genotypes [Colombia (Col-0; Ohio State University), TaLsi1 lines (Montpetit et al., 2012), TaLsi1 Hisila and TaLsil Hisilb lines] were used in the present work. For all experiments, seeds were surface-sterilized (5% bleach, 2 min), rinsed five times with water and stored at 4° C. for 3 days to break dormancy. Col-0 seeds were directly sown on Veranda® Container Mix (Fafard et freres) in a growth chamber under long-day conditions (14 h of light at 22° C., 10 h of dark at 19° C., 55-65% humidity and a light intensity of 150 μmol/m2/s) and covered with plastic sheets for one week. TaLsi1 lines and T2 TaLsil HiSil lines were selected on Murashige and Skoog Basal Medium with Gamborg's Vitamins (MS) (Sigma-Aldrich) containing hygromycin (15 mg/L) for TaLsil lines and kanamycin (50 μg/ml) for TaLsi1 HiSil lines. At day 10, seedlings of uniform size were transferred to pots containing Veranda® Container Mix at a density of five plants per pot. Plants were treated with water containing 1.7 mM Si in the form of K₂SiO₃. Only controls (Col-0 and TaLsi1 lines) received a treatment without soluble Si, in which potassium chloride was used to replenish potassium. Plants were maintained in a growth chamber as described above. Arabidopsis plants of different genotypes were used for experiments one month after transplanting.

Isolation of Promoter Region, Construction of Promoters: GUS Reporters and Plant Transformation

The 2.5 kb region upstream of the initiation codon of N1P5;1 gene (AT4G10380) was amplified from a BAC clone. The 290 bp region upstream of the initiation codon of CASP2 gene (AT3G11550) was amplified by PCR from genomic DNA extracted from Col-0 Arabidopsis plants using high fidelity polymerase (Phusion®, New England BioLabs). Primers were designed to amplify promoters and to introduce Smal and HindlIl or Sbfl restriction sites (see Table 1). PCR products were cloned in pGEM®-T easy using Takara ligation kit (Takara). Promoters were then cloned in TOP 10 E. coli cells and clones were screened for presence of insert with colony PCR. Next, plasmids were recovered from a fresh bacterial culture using the QIAprep Spin Miniprep kit (Qiagen). Finally, 1 μg of pure plasmid DNA was digested with restriction enzymes followed by confirmation of the amplicons by DNA sequencing,

Promoters were inserted into the plasmid pB1121 (Clontech), a binary vector harbouring a GUS reporter gene. Insertion was into the SmaI and HindIII or Sbfl sites in order to replace the CaMV 35s promoter and ligation was assessed using Takara ligation kit (Takara). Cloning in TOP10 E. coli cells for multiplication was made prior to cloning in Agrobacterium tumefaciens strain GV3101 for plant transformation.

Col-0 Arabidopsis plants were transformed by a modified floral dip method (Zhang et al., 2006). Independent transgenic lines (T1) were selected for Kanamycin resistance (50 μg/ml) on MS medium (Sigma-Aldrich) and the presence of the regulatory regions was verified by PCR (see Table 1). T2 transgenic seeds were harvested and sown on MS medium containing Kanamycin (50 μg/ml) for 10 days and transferred into Magenta box for growth. T2 transgenic plants were used for phenotypical analyses.

Histochemical GUS Staining

The Gus-assays were performed on 3 weeks old transgenic Arabidopsis plants. For histochemical localisation of β-glucuronidase (GUS) activity, β-glucuronidase reporter gene staining kit (Sigma) was used according to the manufacturers instructions. Incubation was in the dark at 37° C. overnight and tissues were washed twice with ethanol 100% until the chlorophyll pigments were completely bleached. Whole plants were observed directly under binocular and light microscopes.

Construction of Plant Expression Vectors and Plant Transformation

The two HiSil soybean candidate genes, Glyma16g30000 (Hisila) and Glyma16g30020 (Hisilb), genes were amplified from Hikmok sorip and Williams, and verified for sequences correctness. All four alleles (alleles Williams and Hikmok from both genes) were synthesized (Genscript) in pUC57 with Smal and Sac' sites to ensure sequence accuracy. Col-0 and TaLsil line were used to express Hisila and Hisilb. Conventional molecular cloning techniques were applied to construct the plant expression vectors. Binary vector pB1121 containing either NIP5;1 or CASP2 promoter was digested with SmaI and SacI in order to remove the GUS reporter gene. All synthesized alleles were also digested with Smal and Sacl. Ligation of four different alleles in the vector containing one of two promoters for a total of 8 different constructs was made using Takara ligation kit (Takara). Constructs were cloned in TOP 10 E. coli cells and clones were screened for presence of insert with colony PCR. Next, plasmids were recovered from a fresh bacterial culture using the QIAprep Spin Miniprep kit (Qiagen). Pure plasmid DNA was digested with restriction enzymes and minipreps were sent for sequencing for confirmation. One positive clone for each construct was cloned in Agrobacterium strain GV3101 using a modified freeze-thaw method (Jyothishwaran et al., 2007) and after validation with colony PCR, one clone per construct was selected for plant transformation. A. thaliana was transformed according to a modified floral dip method (Zhang et al., 2006). Independent T1 transgenic lines were selected on the MS medium (Sigma-Aldrich) containing Kanamycin (50 μg/ml), and the presence of the HiSil transgene was verified by polymerase chain reaction (PCR) (see table 1). T2 seeds were harvested from independent transgenic lines bearing each construct, respectively, and sown on MS medium containing Kanamycin (50 μg/ml). For all experiments, the phenotype of the T2 transgenic plants was analyzed.

Determination of Si Concentration in Transgenic Arabidopsis Shoots

Transgenic lines TaLsil, TaLsi1 HiSil and Col-0 plants treated or not with Si were analysed in this study. The Si content in experimental plants was measured by colorimetric analysis following an HCL-HF extraction (Taber et al., 2002). Aerial parts of the plants from each treatment (5 plants per line) were collected and freeze-dried one month after the beginning of Si amendment. Samples were ground to a powder before Si analysis. For each treatment a minimum of five biological replicates were used.

Statistical Analyses

Statistical significance was assessed with Student's t-test and Dunnett's test using JMP 12 software (SAS institute Inc.). Least square means were used to express the results. Standard error was used as the error bar in figures.

Results Validation of HiSil Activity in a Transgenic Arabidopsis

Arabidopsis transformation with alternative alleles for both candidate genes Glyma16g30020 and Glyma16g30000 was performed to validate HiSil activity. To achieve constitutive expression in root tissues, constructs were made with two promoters NIP5;1 and CASP2. Constructs with both promoters showed expression of GUS in the root tissue (FIG. 38a ). A total of 8 different constructs representing two promoters, and two alleles representing Williams and Hikmok sequences were prepared. Evaluation of transgenic Arabidopsis lines showed a significantly higher Si accumulation for Hikmok allele compared to Williams allele of Glyma16g30020 (FIG. 38b ).

TABLE 23 List of primers used in this study. SEQ Table 23 ID Name Sequence 5′-3′ NO. ATPRO 11550 fwd GAC CTG CAG GCA CCT TTA 616 CCT ATT TCA TAA TAT AAT TAT C ATPRO 11550 rev GAG ACC CGG GGG ATG CTT 617 TGG TGG TGA ATG AG HINDIII-PNIP5 fwd GAG AAA GCT TGA AAG CAA 618 GCA TTC CCT G SMAI-PNIP5 rev GAG ACC CGG GCA ACG TTT 619 TTT TTT TTG GT Hyg R JAW fwd ATG TAG GAG GGC GTG GAT 620 ATG T Hyg R JAW rev TGC CGT CAA CCA AGC TCT GA 621 30000 fwd TGT GCC TTT TCT ACC CAT TG 622 30000 rev GAT TTC CAC AGT ACC CTC T 623 HiSil fwd 2 GGA GTT GTG GTG AAT GTT G 624 Hisil rev 2 GGG TTT TCC CAG TCA CGA 625 ATPRO fwd2 GTG AGA CCC AAT GAA AGA C 626 Atpro REV2 TAA GGT GGG AGG TTA TGT TG 627 Gamma fwd TAT ACC CGG GAT GGC ATT 628 GGC TCC TAC TCC Gamma rev GCG CGA GCT CTC ATT TTA 629 TGA GTG TCA ACC

Example 10 Transgenic Soybean Expressing the HiSil Gene (30020) Under Control by its Native Promoter/Terminator Sequences Methods.

Wlliams82 soybean plants were transformed with the HiSil allele (SEQ ID NO. 14) composed of the native promoter (SEQ ID NO. 20) and native terminator regions.

T1-generation seeds from 10 independent events were sown in germination soil and segregation was determined by zygosity using the Taqman® gene expression assay.

Once segregated, homozygous and null siblings were watered with 1.77 mM AgSil (˜pH 7.5) beginning at the V2-stage (no NPK fertilizer was used) and single leaflets from the 1st and/or 2nd trifoliate were sampled at time 0 and at 10, 20 and 30 days post-silicon application. The leaves were then freeze-dried and shipped for analysis.

Results

FIG. 39 shows that, on average (averaging all controls & all homozygous pools), plants expressing the HiSil gene (SEQ ID NO. 14) gave an average leaf accumulation of 1.5857 units of Si, whereas “Null” plants averaged 1.364 Si units.

Conclusion

Plants from the homozygous pool showed an average of 16.22% accumulation of Si over null plants.

Example 11 Silicon Efflux Transport Activity of Glyma16g30020 Evaluated in Xenopus oocytes Assay Methods

Plasmid Construction for Heterologous Expression in Xenopus oocytes

Complete coding DNA sequence (CDS) for Glyma16g30020 was amplified with primers having extended sequence for Spel and BgIII endonuclease sites. The amplified CDS sequences representing both Hikmok soprip and Majesta alleles were digested with SpeI and BgIII endonucleases, Then, the digested CDS products were cloned into the pre-digested pT7TS vector, a Xenopus laevis oocyte expression vector derived from pGEM4Z, comprises the T7 and SPO promoters, 5′ & 3′ untranslated regions (UTRs) of Xenopus

Beta-globin gene and a poly(A) tract (Addgene plasmid #17091, www.addgene.org). All vectors were transformed into Escherichia coli TOP10 strain and stored at −80° C. The correctness of the constructs was confirmed by sequencing prior to in vitro translation.

Si Transport Assays Using Heterologous Expression in Xenopus oocytes

Plasmids containing the Glyma16g:30020 CDS were recovered from a fresh bacterial culture using a QIAprep Spin Miniprep kit (Qiagen). A total of five μg of each plasmid were linearized using SmaI (Roche, http://www.roche.com). Digested products were column-purified using a PCR purification kit (Qiagen), and 1 μg of DNA was transcribed in vitro using the mMessage mMachine T7 Ultra kit (Ambion, www.invitrogen.com/site/us/en/home/brands/ambion.html). Complementary RNAs (cRNAs) were purified using phenol/chloroform precipitation, and suspended in water treated with 0.1% DEPC (Sigma-Aldrich, www.sigmaaldrich.com/). Defolliculated stage V-VI oocytes were injected with 25 nl of 8.5 nM Si solution (control), or with 25 nl of 500 ng/μl cRNAs solubilized in a 8.5 nM final Si solution. A first pool of ten (10) oocytes for each treatment of injection were recovered (=T0), rinsed in sucrose-HEPES solution and frozen until Si intracellular measurement. Remaining eggs were maintained at 18° C. in modified Barth medium (MBS) (88 mM NaCl, 1 mM KCl, 2.4 mM NaHCO₃, 0.82 mM MgSO₄, 0.33 mM Ca(NO₃)2.4H₂O, 0.41 mM CaCl₂, 15 mM Hepes, pH 7,6) supplemented with 100 μM of penicillin/streptomycin. Seventy-two (72) hours after injection, a second pool of 10 oocytes for each treatment were recovered, rinsed in sucrose-HEPES solution and frozen until Si intracellular measurement.

Dosage of Si in Xenopus oocytes

Concentrated nitric acid (25 μl) was added to each pool of ten (10) oocytes, which were then dried for 2 h at 82° C. Plasma-grade water (100 μl) was added, and samples were incubated for 1 h at room temperature. Samples were vortexed, then centrifuged for 5 min at 13,000 g. The intracellular Si concentration was measured in 10 μl of supernatant by Zeeman atomic absorption using a Zeeman atomic spectrometer AA240Z (Varian; www.varian.com) equipped with a GTA120 Zeeman graphite tube atomizer. The standard curve was obtained using a 1,000 ppm ammonium hexafluorosilicate solution (Fisher Scientific, www.fishersci.com). Data were analyzed with SpectrA software (Varian).

Results

Evaluation of Si transport activity in Xenopus oocytes showed efflux activity for Glyma16g:30020. Significantly higher Si efflux was observed for the Hikmok allele compared to Williams allele (FIG. 40). The Williams allele represents haplotype 5 (H5; see FIG. 18) the most frequent allele type observed in most soybean cultivars including Majesta.

After evaluation of several different constructs, FIG. 41 shows that both genes Glyma16g:30000 and Glyma16g:30020 are functional Si efflux transporters. Interestingly, the position corresponding to position 295 (isoleucine) of Glyma16g30020 (also SEQ ID NO: 15) may be a significant protein structure that enhances or decreases the functionality of the protein. For example, as shown in FIG. 41, HiSil 30020 Hikmok comprising a isoleucine at position 295 demonstrates a increase in Si efflux as opposed to LoSil 30020 not comprising said isoleucine at position 295. Further, when the HiSil 30020 Hikmok isoleucine (I) at position 295 was substituted with a Threonine (T) the protein unexpectedly functioned similar to the LoSil 30020 protein, thus indicating that position 295 may be a important amino acid for protein function (see “HiSil I295T” in FIG. 41). Furthermore, it is noted that there likewise was a enhancement of efflux function when the corresponding position (i.e. position 298) of Glyma16g30000 was changed from a T to I there was an increase in efflux activity (see FIG. 41).

Example 12 Elite Soybean Introgression

A donor line having in its genome the HiSil locus is crossed with a with a recipient line such as, for example, an elite soybean line selected from: AG00802, A0868, AG0902, A1923, AG2403, A2824, A3704, A4324, A5404, AG5903, AG6202 AG0934; AG1435; AG2031; AG2035; AG2433; AG2733; AG2933; AG3334; AG3832; AG4135; AG4632; AG4934; AG5831; AG6534; and AG7231 (Asgrow Seeds, Des Moines, Iowa, USA); BPR0144RR, BPR 4077NRR and BPR 4390NRR (Bio Plant Research, Camp Point, III., USA); DKB17-51 and DKB37-51 (DeKalb Genetics, DeKalb, Ill., USA); DP 4546 RR, and DP 7870 RR (Delta & Pine Land Company, Lubbock, Tex., USA); JG 03R501, JG 32R606C ADD and JG 55R503C (JGL Inc., Greencastle, Ind., USA); NKS 13-K2 (NK Division of Syngenta Seeds, Golden Valley, Minn., USA); 90M01, 91M30, 92M33, 93M11, 94M30, 95M30, 97B52, P008T22R2; PI6T17R2; P22T69R; P25T51R; P34T07R2; P35T58R; P39T67R; P47T36R; P46T21R; and P56T03R2 (Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Johnston, Iowa, USA); SG4771NRR and SG5161NRRISTS (Soygenetics, LLC, Lafayette, Ind., USA); S00-K5, S11-L2, 528-Y2, 543-B1, S53-A1, S76-L9, S78-G6, 50009-M2; S007-Y4; 504-D3; 514-A6; 520-T6; 521-M7; 526-P3; 528-N6; 530-V6; 535-C3; 536-Y6; S39-C4; S47-K5; 548-D9; 552-Y2; 558-Z4; 567-R6; S73-S8; and 578-G6 (Syngenta Seeds, Henderson, Ky., USA); Richer (Northstar Seed Ltd. Alberta, CA); 14RD62 (Stine Seed Co. Ia., USA); or Armor 4744 (Armor Seed, LLC, Ar., USA).

The seeds are then collected from the cross of step 1, and a progeny is grown up. The progeny is then selected for having the HiSil Locus using marker assisted breeding to identify markers/QTL associated with the trait, for example, such as markers corresponding to the ones listed in Tables 15-20.

One or more backcrosses are performed with the elite Glycine max. The plants are then selfed and the seeds collected. The plants from the seeds are then evaluated for the presence of HiSil loci (i.e. marker assisted breeding).

Elite Gmax Hisil plants are then grown and produced from the selected plants.

Example 13 Generation of Cisgenic Events Containing Genomic Fragment of HiSil Allele from Hikmok sorip Line

Jack soybean calli are transformed with a Hikmok sorip genomic fragment containing the HiSil allele (SEES ID NO: 630) composed of the native promoter, 5′-untranslated, coding region including introns and 3′-untranslated region. Since both of the 5′-(CGA) and 3′-(TCG) ends of the fragment contain half Nrul cleavage site (5′-TCGCGA-3′), 3 bases are added to both ends so the fragment is flanked by two Nrul sites during synthesis of primers to amplify the fragment for cloning. The GmHiSil genomic DNA sequence is amplified from Hikmok sorip soybean line using high fidelity DNA polymerase and cloned into pCR-TOPO vector, pCR-TOPO clones with PCR product insert are analyzed with DNA sequencing. A GmHiSil clone with no PCR-introduced mutation is named pCR-GmHiSil1aNrul (FIG. 42).

For soybean transformation, the whole Nrul fragment (6275 bps) containing the HiSil gene is released from the plasmid pCR-GmHiSillaNrul and purified using standard method such as preparative gel electrophoresis followed by electroelution. A separate DNA fragment comprising of a selectable marker gene (ALS or PMI) cassette is also prepared for co-delivery into the soybean callus tissues along with the HiSil fragment.

Transformation of soybean calli is done via physical delivery method, preferably biolistic bombardment [McCabe et al. (1988) Transformation of shoot meristems by particle acceleration. Bio/Technol 6:923-926; Finer and McMullen (1991) Transformation of soybean via particle bombardment of embryogenic suspension culture tissue. In Vitro Cell Dev Biol. 27P:175-182; Santarem and Finer (1999) Transformation of soybean [Glycine max(L) Merrill] using proliferative embryogenic tissue maintained on semi-solid medium. In Vitro Cellular & Developmental Biology—Plant 35:451-455.] Callus tissue is induced from immature embryos and used for particle bombardment. Transformed calli are selected on media containing selection agent, such as ALS inhibitor herbicide chlorsulfuron if acetolactate synthase (ALS) gene is used as selectable marker. Alternatively, mannose can be used as selection agent if phosphomannose isomerase (PMI) is used as marker. Selected transgenic calli are placed on regeneration media to form somatic embryos. Somatic embryos are then placed on maturation media and mature somatic embryos are then later desiccated and then germinated to from T0 transgenic plants. TO cisgenic/transgenic plants are assayed for the presence of GmHiSil gene insertion. Optimally, plants with low copy of GmHiSil and ALS or PMI marker gene insertion are selected to be grown to maturity. T0 plants are self-pollinated or backcrossed with other genotypes of soybean to produce progeny seeds. Progeny seeds are planted and individual plants are genotyped to select for lines that only contain a single copy of GmHiSil insertion, but with no ALS or PMI selectable marker transgene. The lines with only GmHiSil insert are “cisgenic” since they do not contain any foreign DNA sequences.

Example 14 Generation of Genome Edited Soybean Plants Containing Genotype of HiSil Allele of Hikmok sorip Line

The protein coding sequences of silicone transporter genes (GmLSi) of transformable lines Williams 82 and Jack are only 5 bases different from the Hikmok sorip sequence (GmHiiSil, SEQ ID NO: 630). Only 2 of them lead to change of amino acid sequence in the silicon transporter protein. Genome editing technologies can be used to convert the GmLSi gene in low silicon-accumulating lines such as Jack into high silicon-accumulating GmHiSil allele present in Hikmok sorip. Several types of programmable site-directed nucleases can be used to achieve such a purpose, including but not limited to zinc finger nuclease (ZEN), TAL effector nuclease (TALEN), engineered meganuclease (eMN), CRISPR-Cas9 and DNA-guided Argonaute system (Puchta and Fauser (2014) Synthetic nucleases for genome engineering in plants: prospects for a bright future. Plant Journal 78:727-741; Chen and Gao (2014) Targeted genome modification technologies and their applications in crop improvements. Plant Cell Rep. 33:575-583; Gao et al (2016) DNA-guided genome editing using the Natronobacterium gregoryi Argonaute. Nature Biotech. doi:10.1038/nbt.3547).

Here, we describe the use of one of the genome editing systems, CRISPR-Cas9 to mediate replacement of nucleotide sequence of GmLSi gene in soybean line Jack with GmHiSil allele from Hikmok sorip. CRISPR-Cas9 -mediated gene modification requires these components: Cas9 nuclease, crRNA (CRISPR RNA) recognizing the mutagenesis target, tracRNA (transactivating RNA) and repair donor DNA template molecule. For easiness of use, crRNA and tracRNA are usually fused and delivered as a single guide RNA molecule (gRNA or sgRNA) [Sander and Joung (2014) CRISPR-Cas systems for editing, regulating and targeting genomes. 32:347-355]. In order to achieve good expression in maize cells, Type II Cas9 gene from Streptococcus pyogenes SF370 is optimized with soybean-preferred codons. Nuclear localization signal is also incorporated into the C-terminus of Cas9 to improve its targeting to nucleus. To express Cas9 in soybean cells, the soybean-optimized Cas9 gene is placed under the control of a strong constitutive Arabidopsis Elongation Factor promoter (prAtEF1a) and followed by a NOS terminator sequences (tNOS) (FIG. 43).

In this example, a transformation vector pNIALS-GmCas9-HiSil (Figure Y-1) contains expression cassettes for selectable marker gene ALS, Cas9 and two sgRNAs (single guide RNAs). The two sgRNAs guide Cas9-medaited cleavage of Jack genomic sequences around the 2 target regions and generate dsDNA breaks. Two repair donor oligonucleotide sequences are co-delivered into the Jack soybean callus tissue to mediate replacement of the GmLSi target sequences with HiSil alleles of Hikmok sorip. Both donor oligonucleotides have one of the nucleotides corresponding to the PAM sequences (5′-NGG) mutated so the replaced allelic sequence will not get cleaved again by Cas9. More specifically, in Jack Target 1 (SEQ ID NO 631: 5′-ATGGC ATTGG CTCTT ACTCC AACAG TTGTC TTTGG-3′), the replaced allele is one nucleotide (underlined) different from Hikmok sorip sequences (SEQ D NO 632: 5′-ATGGC ATTGG CTCCT ACTCC AACAG TTGTC TTTGG-3′), but this difference is a silent mutation resulting in no amino acid sequence change. For this target, a sgRNA-T1 in pNtALS-GmCas9-HiSil (Figure Y-1) containing targeting sequence xGmHiSil-T1 (SEQ ID NO 633: 5′-TTTAA CCACA ACAAT GGCAT-3′) is used to guide Cas9 cleavage. For this target, a donor oligonucleotide of 74 bps (DON-HiSil-T1, SEQ ID NO 634: 5′-GTTTG GAAAT TGTTG CTTGT TTAAC CACAA CAATG GCATT CGCTC CTACT CCAAC AGTTG TCTTT GGCTC AATA-3′) is used to replace the Jack target sequence. For replacement of sequences in Jack Target 2 (SEQ ID NO 635: 5′-AATTT CAGCT ATATC AAGTG CCTTT TTCA -3′) has two bases different than the Hikmok sorip allele (SEQ ID NO 636: 5′-AATTT CTGCT ATATC AAGTG CTTTT TTCA -3′). For this target, a guide RNA sgRNA-T2 in pNtALS-GmCas9-HiSil (FIG. 43) containing targeting sequences xGrnHiSil-T2 (sgRNA-2, SEQ ID NO. 637: 5′-AGATG TGTCA TTGGT GAAAA -3′, targeting the coding strand) is used to guide Cas9 cleavage. For this target, a donor oligonucleotide of 83 bps (DON-HiSil-T2, SEQ ID NO 638: 5′-AAGGA CTTAC TCTGT AGAAT TTGTT TAATT TCTGC TATAT CAAGT GCTTT TTTCA CCAAT GACAC ATCTT GTGTT GTATT GAC -3′) is used to replace the Jack target sequence.

To generate allele replaced soybean lines, transformation vector pNtALS-GmCas9-HiSil (FIG. 43) is co-precipitated with two oligonucleotides (DON-HiSil-T1 and DON-HiSil-T2) onto gold particles and then co-delivered into Jack calli by biolistic bombardment. Bombed calli are selected with ALS herbicide such as chlorasulfuron and selected calli are regenerated into somatic embryos. Somatic embryos are germinated as described above for generating cisgenic plants. After germination, seedlings are sampled for molecular analysis to identify lines containing desirable mutations with Hikmok sorip-type allele. Identification of candidate mutants can be done using restriction digestion if suitable site can be found to distinguish WT than from mutant. Alternatively, highly sensitive SNP-assay or qPCR Taqman assay can be designed to identify desirable edited mutants. Identified potential mutations are typically confirmed by sequencing analysis of PCR products in these candidate mutant lines. It should be noted that other site-directed nucleases can be used to generate sequence-specific breaks to mediate sequence replacement. Also, other DNA, RNA or protein delivery method can be used to deliver components of the editing machinery and donor repair molecules to achieve editing of soybean transporter genes to make them more efficient in transporting silicon.

While the invention has been described in connection with specific embodiments thereof, it will be understood that it is capable of further modifications and this application is intended to cover any variations, uses, or adaptations of the invention following, in general, the principles of the invention and including such departures from the present disclosure as come within known or customary practice within the art to which the invention pertains and as may be applied to the essential features hereinbefore set forth, and as follows in the scope of the appended claims.

All patents, patent applications and publications mentioned in this specification are herein incorporated by reference to the same extent as if each independent patent, patent application or publication was specifically and individually indicated to be incorporated by reference.

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 162. An elite HiSil Glycine max plant, wherein said elite HiSil Glycine max plant comprises in its genome a chromosomal interval comprising a H1 haplotype.
 163. The elite HiSil Glycine max plant of claim 162, wherein said chromosomal interval corresponds to a genomic region or portion thereof from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 at about 92.6 cM to about 132 cM distance as indicated on a genetic linkage map from Hikmok sorip (PI372415A).
 164. The elite HiSil Glycine max plant of claim 162, wherein said chromosomal interval corresponds to a genomic region or portion thereof from Hikmok sorip chromosome 16 corresponding to physical positions 31.15M base-pairs to 36.72 M base-pairs of Williams82 reference genome.
 165. The elite HiSil mcix plant of claim 162, wherein the elite Glycine max is a commercially elite Glycine max variety having a commercially significant yield.
 166. The plant of claim 162, wherein the chromosomal interval comprises any one of, or a portion of nucleotide base pairs corresponding to positions: 1-2658341 of SEQ NO:1; 567613-569933 of SEQ ID NO:1; 564:321-567612 of SEQ ID NO:1 577172-579696 of SEQ ID NO:1; or 573723-577171 of SEQ NO:1.
 167. The plant of claim 162, wherein said plant has increased Si accumulation in any one of the plant leaves, plant stem or plant parts as compared to a LoSil plant.
 168. The plant of claim 167, wherein said plant has at least 1.2×, 1.5×, 2×, 3× or higher Si accumulation compared to a LoSil plant.
 169. The plant of claim 167, wherein said plant comprises a Si concentration of at least about 1% Si concentration in leaf when said plant is provided with a supply of Si at a concentration of about 0.8 mM, under hydroponic conditions,
 170. The plant of claim 162, wherein the chromosomal interval is derived from any one of the plant lines selected from the group consisting of: PI372415A, PI209332, PI404166, PI437655, PI89772, PI372415A or PI90763.
 171. The plant of claim 162, wherein said chromosomal interval comprises SEQ ID NOs:14 or 16 or a portion thereof providing increased silicon uptake in a Glycine max plant.
 172. The plant of claim 162, wherein said plant comprises a molecular marker associated with increased Si uptake capable of being amplified and identified with the following primer sequences: SEQ ID NOs:2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 1.0, and
 11. 173. The plant of claim 162, wherein said plant comprises a marker capable being amplified and identified with the following primer sequences: SEQ NOs:12 and
 13. 174. The plant of claim 172, wherein said molecular marker is located within HiSil region genes, as defined by an nucleic acid selected from, the group consisting of: A(33673022), G(33673483), C(33681630), T(33682500), G(33683047), and C(33683049) of genes Glyma30000 or
 30020. 175. The plant of claim 162, wherein said chromosomal interval comprises a nucleic acid encoding a polypeptide with an amino acid sequence comprising SEQ ID NO:15 and, further wherein the polypeptide comprises at least one amino acid corresponding to a proline at position 5, a isoleucine at position 295 or a valine at position
 439. 176. The plant of claim 162, wherein, said chromosomal interval comprises a nucleic acid encoding a polypeptide with an amino acid sequence comprising SEQ ID NO:17 further, wherein the polypeptide comprises at least one amino acid corresponding to a histidine at position 322 or a glycine at position 431
 177. A plant cell, plant seed or plant part derived from the plant of claim
 162. 178. An agronomically elite Glycine max plant capable of accumulating Si in leaf tissue at a concentration of at least 1% Si concentration when plants are provided with a supply of Si at a concentration of about 0.8 mM under hydroponic conditions, wherein the Glycine max comprises a genomic region comprising any one of SEQ ID NOs:14 and
 16. 179. The plant of claim 178, wherein said plant has a leaf Si concentration of at least around one point two (1.2×), one and a half (1.5×), double (2×), or triple (3×) the concentration of a control plant not comprising said genomic region.
 180. A plant of a soybean variety or lineage having high Si uptake, provided that said variety is not Hikmok sorip.
 181. The plant of claim 180, wherein the soybean variety or lineage comprises in its genome a chromosomal interval comprising SEQ ID NOs:14 or 16 wherein said chromosomal interval is derived from Hikmok sorip. 